Responsibility of the Coastal Government in Environmental Pollution by Emphasizing the Principle of Participation in the Convention on the Law of the Sea

The marine environment is of great economic, social and other importance and its protection is essential for today's society. Protecting the marine environment is the prevention of some polluting behaviors and efforts to improve and improve the polluted environment, which is one of the ways to protect the adoption of domestic and international regulations. Therefore, by presenting related concepts and expressing the importance of the marine environment, it has introduced and analyzed international conventions and treaties and criminalizes the pollution of the marine environment. In view of the above, the present dissertation examines in a descriptive-analytical manner the question of what is the responsibility of the coastal state in environmental pollution by emphasizing the principle of participation in the Convention on the Law of the Sea? The liability of marine polluters is considered to be limited, and polluters are required to pay compensation for material or moral damage to subjects of international law. The conclusion is that with numerous international conventions, there is no such thing as pollution of the marine environment, and in them only the obligation of the Contracting States to criminalize this act is sufficient. Non-oil takes place. Efficiency laws have been enacted for petroleum products. But very weak laws have been passed on non-petroleum products.