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Amnesty – A Story Rooted in Moral Crisis
Amnesty, a 2020 novel from the best selling writer Adiga Aravind is much more than a story about immigration in Sydney.
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Rights in a Digitized World – Transparency & Freedom Online
In the modern day and age, more and more aspects of our life shift online. It is a source of communication, education, employment, healthcare, and even a personal space for people.
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How the US Feminist Judgments Project is Shaping Modern Law
The US Feminist Judgments Project, an international consortium of feminist legal scholars, is an initiative to create replacement feminist judgments for critical case decisions.
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The Rana Plaza Tragedy and the Costs of Injustice
South Asian working conditions have always been criticised because of the long hours, low wages and ill environments.
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ILW in NYC – Where International Legal Minds Forge Tomorrow’s World Order
The corridors of Manhattan’s court district buzz with special excitement in October, and there is a very good reason for that.
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Easy-to-Follow Guide to the Core Principles of International Law
International law can be compared to the ground rule book of the international scene of state conduct.
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State Formation and Recognition in International Law
Dive into the legal criteria and political dynamics behind state formation under international law from the Montevideo Convention.
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The Application of International Law by National Courts
Discover how domestic courts apply international law principles through incorporation, transformation, and persuasion methods.
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Modern Integration of Traditional Justice Mechanisms
Start with a truth many people do not know: People are surprised by some things. Traditional just justice systems are not relics-they are alive, relevant and trusted by millions around the globe.
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State Roles in Advancing Human Rights at the UN
Since its establishment in 1945, the United Nations (UN) has played the role of world enforcer for human dignity, equality and justice.
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Key Legal Frameworks, Impacts & COVID-19 Lessons
Global health emergencies, such as the most recent 2020 COVID Pandemic, require a well-coordinated worldwide response.
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Military Budget Compared – China vs. The United States
Read this article if you want to know how the two countries known for investing in their defence sectors fared in the past years.
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Countries with Full Legal Equality for Women – Global Achievements in Gender Rights
Full Legal Equality for women is a movement for equal rights, responsibilities and access. It covers employment, education, marriage, property ownership and even freedom of speech.
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Annual ASP Meeting – What is Being Done to Stop Human Rights Violations
Every year, the Assembly of States Parties (or ASP) meets in either New York or The Hague to talk about how the International Criminal Court (ICC) is doing – and what can be done better.
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Gender-Based Persecution – What Victims Need to Know About Their Rights
Gender-based persecution is more than just unfair treatment – it’s a serious crime recognized under international law. It happens when someone is targeted or harmed because of their gender or identity.
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Criminal Law to Control a Pandemic Without Harming Our Rights
A pandemic requires swift and efficient action. Because of health rules, the criminal justice system can introduce fines, penalties, and even jail sentences.
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Language Access in Immigration and the Fight for Fair Justice
Immigration into a new place is complicated enough; operating through legal channels in a language one does not fully understand somewhat just compounds on the process.
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The Impact and Ranking of the Australian Feminist Law Journal
Australian Feminist Law Journal occupies a landmark position in the mainstream legal academia with niche research.
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