Abstract


 
 
 Correlation of principles in the legal system through the concept of justice (ecological and social justice) is expected to protect the interests of the marine environment. Theory as a basic means used to express systematic relations in social phenomena and nature that will be examined and also a tool of science (tool of science). Principles are fundamental statements or general or individual truths that are used by a person or group as a guide for thinking or acting. The theory of ecological justice and social justice is used to express systematic relationships and scientific tools to explain the importance of the protection and management of the marine environment for the marine environment and its usefulness for humans. This theory is important to discuss in discussing the principle of appropriateness of international
 
 
 
 law principles into the national legal system. Justice theory will explain the relationship between state responsibility and obligations towards environmental protection and management through the application of legal principles to the marine environment. The principle of protecting the marine environment is considered as the truth that is the basis of thinking and acting in order to protect and manage the marine environment. The theory of ecological justice and social justice is used as a frame of environmental protection and management as expected to be realized through the responsibility of the state which is obliged to protect the interests of the environment and society. The theory of ecological and social justice places the environment as a natural resource aimed at the welfare of society through state responsibility through the concept of fair and proportion. The construction of justice as a basic idea of law in protecting and utilizing the environment and how the designation of the environment for the welfare of citizens in accessing the marine environment.
 
 
 
 
 

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