As much as man and nature complement each other, the coronavirus virus is proving to be a fiery test. This assessment by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) therefore raises the question in another context: which of the following is desirable in human behavior, human behavior or human quality? It is his humanity that draws the line of difference between human beings and other animals in indelible ink. So while the human motive behind the desire to survive is true, compassion for other creatures, compassion for nature is the proof of his superiority. But the reality is that people are holding this document in one hand and holding it in the other hand.
If it weren't for that, two-thirds of the wildlife wouldn't be lost in the last five decades. The WWF is bluntly saying that people are destroying nature and the environment indiscriminately, mercilessly. They have cut down the forest and built settlements, built environmentally destructive factories. He earned money by selling wood. Now, at this rate in which people are addicted to nature, breaking all past records.
Since 2000,Till now 1.9 million miles of forest has been lost, which is eight times the size of Britain. One million species of animals have reached the brink of extinction. 1.3 billion tons of food is being wasted every year. As a result, the economy is worth 1 trillion dollars. According to a study by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the world is on the verge of losing 32,000 species out of 100,000 species of animals and plants.
The whole ecosystem that has collapsed as a result of such ‘inferior’ actions of the ‘best’ people is as real as two minus two equal zeros. But human life also depends on ecosystems. We risk not only our own health, safety and financial well-being, but also our chances of surviving on Earth, and when will we realize this? Desperate nature sent ‘time is running out’, will we not regain consciousness even in the face of adversity?
But when words don't work, you have to take a different path. The International Criminal Court (ICC) has already begun to view environmental destruction as a crime against humanity. He will make the forest-forest hops, take away the features of the agricultural land, block the course of the river, do all these things for the sake of development and you will not get relief. The ICC, based in The Hague in the Netherlands, is now open for the trial of environmentalists and land-river-forest occupiers. Former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori has already been tried by the ICC for allegedly destroying the environment.Since his misdeeds predate the founding of the ICC (2002), he is currently on the run. In other words, war crimes, genocide, human traffickers as well as environmentalists are now criminals in the eyes of the court. He who does not have blood stains on his hands, who may not have killed an animal with his own hands, it is difficult to identify him as a criminal. So if life is endangered because of your irrational decision or selfish position, then don't you deserve punishment? Get punished from now on.
The ICC considers not only the destruction of the environment and land grabbing, but also the loss of cultural monuments and world heritage sites a crime against humanity. Hopefully, Mali's militant leader Ahmed al-Faki al-Mahdi has been sentenced to nine years in prison for the crime. He demolished the monuments of Timbuktu, a UN World Heritage Site, in 2012.
The ICC convicted him of war crimes in 2016. However, there is a parliament in Chittagong's Chunti Sanctuary
It is clear from the recommendation to build a member's residence, we are still stuck in the circle of personal gain. About 300 occupants have already set foot in the 99 sq km Chunti Sanctuary in Banshkhali, Lohagarh and Satkania Upazilas of Chittagong and Chakaria Upazila of Cox's Bazar, which is well-known for its centenary.
The number of forest land grabbers in the country as a whole is 1 lakh 80 thousand 57 people. The protected forest has also been destroyed by 6,215 people. What has not been done in the place of forest-forest - industries, markets, shops, educational institutions, cottages, farms, resorts, houses. In all, about 4 lakh acres of forest have been wiped out and wiped out, but not overnight; Being in front of everyone's eyes day after day.
We may be ready to step out of the confines of our own small profit when there is no safe place left for us to set foot in the courtyard of nature! The punishment of the court can also be avoided, the jury will not work in the face of the revenge of nature.
