1. Introduction Natural resources, including minerals, belong to our common heritage, entrusted to present and future generations to support their respective needs.[1] In this respect, mineral resources have the potential…
Author: Ange-Dorine Irakoze
Ange-Dorine Irakoze is a PhD Candidate at the Chair of African Legal Studies Bayreuth.
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