Criminalization of the Transmission of the Coronavirus COVID-19 and Its Impact on the Right to a Healthy Environment
Criminalization of the Transmission of the Coronavirus COVID-19 and Its Impact on the Right to a Healthy Environment
Author(s): Noor Al-Khawajah, Abdullah Alkhseilat, Tareq Al-Billeh, Majd Manasra, Naji AlwerikatSubject(s): Economy, Criminal Law, Public Law, Health and medicine and law, Environmental interactions
Published by: ASERS Publishing
Keywords: COVID-19; healthy environment; criminalization; environmental laws;
Summary/Abstract: Murder usually causes death. Unconventional kinds of attacks on human life include the propagation of Coronavirus illness (COVID-19). According to the World Health Organization and medical specialists, COVID-19 is a lethal virus and a poisonous chemical, making its transmission a murderous act. Therefore, it is possible to have several criminal forms related to the transmission of COVID-19 to others. These forms vary according to the consequences resulting from the transmission of COVID-19, so the consequences may be death, which is expected due to this virus; if the victim cannot resist it, the consequences may most often cause harm to others. In addition, these criminal forms vary based on whether the mental element is purposeful or involuntary.
Journal: Journal of Environmental Management and Tourism (JEMT)
- Issue Year: XIII/2022
- Issue No: 7(63)
- Page Range: 1881-1887
- Page Count: 7
- Language: English
- Content File-PDF
