Inji Mammadli

About/Bio

Inji Mammadli is a Ph.D. Researcher at Trinity College Dublin’s School of Law. Her research discusses options to preserve the statehood of disappearing small island states threatened by the effects of climate change. She has assisted the work of the Presidency of the UN Climate Conference in Baku in 2024, as well as that of the International Law Commission’s Study Group on Sea-level rise in relation to international law. LinkedIn: @Inji Mammadli

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Protecting Gaza’s Marine Environment in Armed Conflict: Shared or Exclusive International Responsibility?

In January 2009, Israel imposed a far-reaching naval blockade after attempts by the Free Gaza Movement to enter the closed Gaza Strip by sea. While international lawyers have discussed the legality of the naval blockade extensively (see here, here, here and here), its detrimental consequences for Gaza’s marine environment have been largely overlooked.

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