Offshore Processing of Refugees: Human Rights Law Implications
This essay will analyse in detail the international refugee and human rights law implications associated with such policy that Europe must consider when following Australia’s concept.
Human Rights Law
Human Rights are protected by international law. Human Rights are the rights and principles that each and every individual is entitled to throughout their life.
Resurgence of the Alien Tort Statute Litigation
Corporate Responsibility For Harm Caused Inconsistent With The “Laws Of Nations”: The Use Of “Vigilance Laws” As An Attempt At An Effective ATS Litigation
Introduction.
With the rise of glo
The Case of L.B. v TDSB: Looking into Human Rights, Discrimination, and Education
In 2015, the case of L.B. v. Toronto District School Board (TDSB) went before the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario. The case was interesting to me for many reasons. As a woman with multiple disabilit
National and International Protection Policies for Children
All practitioners working to safeguard children must understand their responsibilities and duties fully as set out in government, legislation and guidance. There is no piece of legislation that cover
History of Abortion Laws in the US
Anti-abortion laws have been enforced in every state since at least 1900 (Abortion in the United States, 2017). For the most part, however, these anti-abortion laws were scarcely enforced until the late 1930s.
Hunger Strikes: Legal and Ethical Challenges
Assignment 1
Introduction
Terminology
Prominent hunger strikes in history
Introduction to the state of research
“Triangle” of forms of self-directed violence
On the effectiven
FGM Within an International Human Rights Legal Frame work
Chapter 3: FGM Within an International Human Rights Legal Frame work
In the post- world war II era, the international treaties signed by various countries has been the most contemporal base for hum
Reasonable Accommodation as Defined by the Civil Rights Act 1964
This paper examines the evolution of reasonable accommodations under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and argues that the Title VII undue burden de minimis standard results in just outcomes evidenced by the relative similarity to outcomes seen in other Title VII claims.
Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) During the UN Peacekeeping Operations
THE WOMEN PROTECTION UNDER THE INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW: A STUDY FOCUSED ON THE SEXUAL EXPLOITATION AND ABUSE (SEA) DURING THE UN PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS
A CASE STUDY OF SEXUAL EXPLOITATION A
Public Interest Litigation and the Role of the Supreme Court in Pakistan
Public interest litigation triggers law change when the refinement and improvement of our laws are at fluctuation with the modernity and advancement of our laws.
