The protection and preservation of the environment is a global responsibility and must engender a collective approach.

When protecting cultural heritage, it was mostly internal aspects of the culture of indigenous peoples that were being protected.

As a rule, their protection is not harmonized with standards from international conventions, signed by Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The protection and preservation of the marine area and its resources is a source of constant concern for Tunisia, which is a developing coastal country whose territorial waters are adjacent to the high seas.

Human rights protection is not amenable to diplomacy, with its tendency to untransparent process and to view the State to State relationship as the primary consideration.

So marine conservation and coastal protection has become a sink for government or philanthropic money, and this is not sustainable.

The protection of our environment, the sustainable exploitation of our scant resources and the enhancement of our institutional and administrative capacities require at this time the forging of new and special partnerships.

Human rights law makes ample provision for counter terrorist action, even in the most exceptional circumstances. Upholding human rights is not merely compatible with successful counter terrorism strategy.

Intellectual property protection is related to economic development, so the question should be whether China has reached the stage at which effective protection is possible.

Only after countries have accumulated sufficient indigenous capabilities with extensive science and technology infrastructure to undertake creative imitation does IPR protection become an important element in technology transfer and industrial activities.