Tag: Human Rights
Perpetrators of Mass Violence: How to Approach and Study Them
About the book Perpetrators: Encountering Humanity’s Dark Side, by Antonius C.G.M. Robben…
Setting New Standards: EU Regulation meets Digitalisation
About the book New Directions in Digitalisation: Perspectives from EU Competition Law…
The End of Global Refugee Protection?
About the book Research Handbook on Asylum and Refugee Policy, Edited by…
Localized Content Moderation: A Human Rights Approach
Adopting a human-centered, localized approach to content moderation is crucial for effectively…
Legal Gaps: How Chemical Submission Enables Sexual Assault
The Mazan case in France shows how drug-facilitated violence challenges existing laws…
The Politics of Rights: From Women to the Planet
By redefining vulnerability as dignity, we must expand the notion of rights…
Childhood and Rights in the Global South: Plural Intersections
About the book Turning Global Rights into Local Realities: Realizing Children’s Rights…
Children’s Rights: Reframing Justice in Liberal Theory
About the book Childhood in Liberal Theory: Equality, Difference, and Children’s Rights,…
Vulnerability Framing in UN Climate Change and Human Rights
The UN's framing of vulnerability, while effective in highlighting the disproportionate impacts…
Protecting Children’s Rights: A Call for Global Action
About the book: Children's Rights in Crisis: Multidisciplinary, Transnational, and Comparative Perspectives,…
State-Sanctioned Murders and Repression in Communist Cuba
The Cuban dictatorship has maintained its grip on power for 65 years,…
Political Rights vs. Constitutional Law: The Catalan Crisis
The Catalan case illustrates the tensions and conflicts that arise when regional…