ESG 경영을 활용한 어업종사자 소득 불균형 완화 방안 검토 - CPTPP 가입과 후쿠시마 원전 오염수 방류와 관련하여 -

As a way to alleviate the income imbalance of fishing workers, including fishing companies, due to worsening fishing-related productivity caused by the scheduled discharge of contaminated water from Fukushima nuclear power plant after the COVID-19 pandemic, it may violate the marine environment protection and marine dumping obligations under the UN Convention. It can be said that the act of a state agency called the Japan International Atomic Energy Commission met both the subjective and objective requirements of state responsibility in violation of international law under general and special international law. As the problem of discharging contaminated water from the Fukushima nuclear accident is feared to cause damage to the entire fisheries industry, it is time to prepare a separate special law for the field. Since the Korean government does not consider state responsibility through a complaint with the International Maritime Law Court, it is necessary to consider inclusive sustainable growth measures using ESG management in Korea or through cooperation with related overseas organizations. ESG management is a way for companies to achieve co-prosperity between companies and society by fulfilling their responsibilities in terms of environment, society, and governance and pursuing sustainable management. If joining Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, it is expected that fishing workers will suffer great damage due to the elimination of tariffs and the ban on fisheries subsidies, so you can consider improving the income imbalance of fishing workers through tax support, including rationalization of fishing income tax exemption.