[PDF] Top 20 Towards a land right recognition by International Human Rights Law

... R ESUME : Partant de l’antécédente démarche suivie pour reconnaitre le droit de l’homme à l’eau, et du constat selon lequel les droits de l'homme sont indivisibles, interdépendants et intimement liés, nous faisons valoir ... See full document

... why human rights principles do not extend to the combatants ...some recognition of this in the protection of former combatants, those who are hors de combat, by international humanitarian ... See full document

... their right to confidentiality in national security affairs, to prevent their gross violations of human rights from being assessed by the judiciary, violating victims’ rights and promoting ... See full document

... the human rights abuses in a neighboring state(Grotius ...a right but even a duty to defend the humanitarian values wherever they were threatened in the name of international justice(Vattel ... See full document

... the land - it would be as if he killed all mankind, and if anyone saved a life, it would be as if he saved the life of all ...a human soul, unless that soul is deserving of retribution, and it is written ... See full document

... 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] ... See full document

... to international law with a view to analysing the consequences of this acquisition for indigenous ...extent international legal rules designed by colonial powers directly and indirectly affected ... See full document

... International law has stayed silence on rehabilitation as an element of the reparation for a long ...time. International law’s integration of rehabilitation as a particular form of reparation is ... See full document

... on Human Rights, as amended) (ECHR) art 13; International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (adopted 21 December 1965, entered into force 4 January 1969) 660 UNTS ... See full document

... M., Land rights and the politics of integration: pastoralists strategies in a comparative view, Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Working Paper nº 48, Halle; Traore, problems in pastoral ... See full document

... Peoples Rights), Chapter 24 (a comprehensive chapter on environmental protections including ...labor rights, including the protection of children and migrant workers and provisions addressing gender-related ... See full document

... According to Ibn Khaldoun, the State is exposed to extinction and replacement. He adds that, it the State is absent from some peoples then it should be returned to another people of the same State as long as they belong ... See full document

... on Human Rights in Conflict (CHRC) is an interdisciplinary centre that carries out academic and policy- orientated research in situations of military, political, cultural, social and economic conflict and ... See full document

... non- recognition of the State and the case of non-recognition of the government; non-recognition of the State means that its existence is basically ...No recognition about its authority, ... See full document

... Amici curiae are law professors, international law scholars, and legal clinics that focus professionally on international human rights law. There is growing recognition [r] ... See full document

... drastic land reforms to deal with such issues as poverty, equity, restitution for past expropriation, investment, and innovation in agriculture or ...labeled land-grabs. This has raised new issues regarding ... See full document

... The original "game plan" of the Founding Fathers of the United Nations international human rights program was, first, to spell out in a non-binding Universal Dec[r] ... See full document

... to law-making activities;840 “every NGO you talk to will say inadequate ...in law-making, as international lobbying and networking require huge resources for travel, organisation and ...in ... See full document

... new international law must be seen in conjunction with their refusal to take human rights ...of human rights conventions, the enforcement of human rights protection ... See full document

... 2 Although Rabuka initially claimed he had acted to prevent racial violence and to maintain law and order, 3 both coups instead exacerbated the simmering ethnic confl[r] ... See full document