Resumen de Environmental human rights issues on international investment arbitration and economic development: perspectives and legal approach
Wilson Enrique Amaya Muñoz, Brayan Alexander Baron Ortegon, Isis Catalina Páramo Herrera, Antonio José Martínez Castellanos
This article explores the relationship between International Investment Arbitration and the international standards of Human Rights, including the ones related to the environment. We found that there is an opposition when applying the Human Rights to the International Investment Regimen. We argue that there are sufficient law foundations to make the investor, and specifically the corporations they own, responsible for their violations of other international standards, even though they are not expressly named in investments treaties. But, there is a problem reflected in the lack of enforceability of the International Human Rights Law in the International Investment Regimen.
