Rule of Law for Human Rights
Chagos: A Chance for the ICJ to do more for advancing human rights through the rule of law? - QIL QDI
... their human rights those rights have been side-lined when they interfaced with powerful state geopolitical and neoliberal in- ...predictable rule of law, is a characteristic of the ...
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The regional dimension in promoting human rights and the rule of law in new democracies: The police case in Ecuador and Poland
... of rights related to personal integrity, arbitrary arrest, torture and murder committed by state ...its rights on its territory, a centre of conflict between the indigenous community and the Ecuadorian ...
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Protection of Human Rights and the Role of the Albanian Rule of Law in their Respect and Implementation, Particularly in the Right to Fair Trial
... Unalienable rights include freedom of speech and expression, freedom of religion and conscience, freedom of assembly and the right to equal protection before the ...of rights that citizens enjoy in a ...
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Putting Internal Security Forces Under the Rule of Human Rights Law: The Need for a Code of Universal Principles Regulating Their Governance
... (4) Hence there is a need to make the legal structure of ISFs a matter of international rights concern: It is not enough simply to promulgate universal rights st[r] ...
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Human Rights at Sea and the Law of the Sea
... International Law: New Actors, New Concepts Continuing Dilemmas, Liber Arnicorurn ...international law, the sovereign right to exploit their own resources pursuant to their own environmental policies, and ...
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The state's right to stay in international law of human rights
... International rule and the States used this right in the proactive war by attacking the troops of another State, claiming they threaten their existence (happened more than 250 times) ( 76 ) ...International ...
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Human Rights Law and the State Duty to Protect
... on Human Rights in 2006 onwards, the Special Representative has maintained that the widening gaps between the scope and impact of economic forces and actors, and the capacity of societies to manage their ...
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The law for disabled rights for the good human life
... the rights of persons with disabilities, good intentions do not always make for good ...of human rights, the right to make voice heard disability and communication, in Court, for example, people with ...
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The Exclusionary Rule as a Symbol of the Rule of Law
... of Human Rights to mandate exclusion- ary rules, see, for example, Khan ...international law only for evidence obtained through torture, and under some regional conventions, for evidence obtained ...
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“An Unqualified Human Good”? On Rule of Law, Globalization, And Imperialism
... colonial law making and state building was not all lawfare and coercion, and often it was much ...liberty rights then be extended, law and lawful rule was still a critical ...of law and ...
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The Rule of Law and the Effective Protection of Taxpayers’ Rights in Developing Countries
... taxpayers’ rights should be also granted by the requested state to guarantee fairness in the ...procedural rights, but rather refer to the domestic ...the rights of taxpayers may be better guaranteed ...
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LL.M. Program in International Human Rights Law
... educate human rights lawyers from across the globe, providing them with the knowledge and skills to promote and defend human rights where they are ...of human rights violations ...
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The National Human Rights Commission of Korea and North Korean Human Rights: A Law and Policy Analysis
... international law or domestic South Korean law to the NHRCK’s documenting and raising awareness of North Korean human rights ...their human rights ...of human ...
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The future of International Law: A Human Rights perspective
... international law at ...international law depends largely on the success of its post-graduate LLM - that is an LLM for students who are already qualifi ed in law and have had several years of ...
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Should International Human Rights Law Trump US Domestic Law?
... The human rights community has fiercely criticized the United States' failure to make international human rights treaties a source of law in the domestic realm.' In this e[r] ...
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"Human Rights and the Law".
... annual human rights reports, for ...of human rights, who prescribe policies and act on the basis of available data to ameliorate human rights of the victims ...SVS, human ...
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LAW FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS HUMAN RIGHTS INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME
... The law schools at the University of Adelaide and the Flinders University of South Australia have established a joint human rights internship ...The Law Foundation of South Australia has given ...
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Human Rights in the Sunshine State: A Proposed Florida Law on Human Trafficking
... own law on human trafficking. To begin with, having such a law would place human trafficking squarely within the radius of state law ...neither human trafficking nor awareness of ...
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Homosexual Rights and the Non-Western World: A Postcolonial Reading of Homosexual Rights in International Human Rights Law
... Westernising role of international human rights law, especially with regard to its protection and recognition of homosexual rights, which has given rise to so much [r] ...
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Direct Participation in Hostilities and the Interoperability of the Law of Armed Conflict and Human Rights Law
... Geneva Law. There is detailed and extensive provision in treaty law for Geneva- law-type issues in ...Domestic law, possibly emergency law, is available to deal with the grounds for ...
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