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The IcEScr does not address environmental concerns for their own sake. For that reason, the EScr committee cannot make broad statements of law or policy on environmental issues but can only address the environment from a strict anthropocentric perspective. In other words, under the IcEScr, the environment has no intrinsic value, but is only valuable to the extent that it maintains or improves humans’ abilities to enjoy their economic, social, and cultural rights. As a result, the committee has no self-standing general comment on the environment or the need for the development required to fulfil economic, social, and cultural rights to be “sustainable.” (Baruchello & Johnstone, 2011, p. 110)

Comment on Rights and Value: The Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Addresses the Environment