Lack of legal protection The most important threat to environmental safety

According to Mehr News Agency, Adel Mohammadi, deputy head of the Law and Law Office of the Environmental Protection Agency's Law Office, re -condoled the testimony of Yasser Mossadegh and Hedayatollah Watch, and addressed the challenges and roots of environmentalists.

Referring to the dangerous task of environmentalists in protecting and revitalizing biomedicals, Mohammadi said: According to Article 1 of the Law on Environmental Protection and Improvement, we are obliged to safeguard the country's vital capital and every environmental agent in the field of action faces dangerous challenges and very strict geographical and business conditions; The conditions that sometimes lead to the loss of our loved ones.

On the radio conversation, he emphasized that environmentalists Registrar They are specific to judicial but have serious restrictions on weapons, adding: “Article 3 of the law has defined only three specific clauses to defend their lives and others, and even in the face of armed offenders, environmentalists are often allowed to respond after firing offenders. This legal restriction makes it very difficult for environmentalists in the impassable areas and to counter offended hunters and threaten their safety.

Mohammadi explained the legal dimensions of the story: “The amendment to the law of transport and weapons has been in parliament since the year and despite the repeated follow -up of the Environment Agency and the submission of corrective proposals, it has not yet been finalized. Some minor words such as the use of the word 'law enforcement' instead of 'armed forces' have not been approved and the bill has not yet reached the result. ”

He appreciated the approach of the new head of the organization and the legal deputy in pursuit of a more serious reform, urging the Islamic Consultative Assembly to speed up the process of adoption, providing environmental security and the future of national ecosystems: “I hope that the future will come to our conservation.”

In the end, Mohammadi, while wishing for environmentalists and praising the efforts of environmental defenders in the country, emphasized that protecting nature is a national and participatory duty, and that the continuation of this dedicated and dedicated strata would have irreparable damage to Iran's nature and capital.