After being urged by the international community to respond promptly to the haze pollution problem through ratifying the ASEAN Agreement on Trans-border Haze Pollution (“Haze Pollution Agreement”),[1] Indonesia finally passed a Bill (“Bill”) to ratify the Haze Pollution Agreement[2] on September 16th 2014.
Under the Haze Pollution Agreement, signatory states are required to take measures to stop cross-border haze pollution caused by forest fires in their jurisdiction. The Haze Pollution Agreement provides a set of holistic measures that must be taken by states covering:
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