..., it questions whether the right to hope remains meaningful or merely an abstract principle. Drawing on criminology and prison sociology, it explores whether the European Court of Human Rights’ conception of hope aligns with ageing prisoners’ realities. Three key components—atonement, the experience of hoping...

... wellbeing are required to prevent smoking and promote wellbeing. Indigenous peoples tobacco control tobacco industry human rights public policy surveillance and monitoring priority/special populations The National Health and Medical Research Council KAT#1156276 MK#1158670 Contribution to Health...

...' in (2025) 25 Human Rights Law Review. 26 04 2024 18 11 2024 09 02 2025 © The Author(s) [2025]. Published by Oxford University Press. 2025 This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License ( https://creativecommons.org/licenses...

... on the Rights of Persons With Disability: Next Generation Thinking' in (2025) 25 Human Rights Law Review. 18 05 2024 30 10 2024 04 03 2025 © The Author(s) [2025]. Published by Oxford University Press. 2025 This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons...

... that ‘rainbow diplomacy’ can be more than a symbolic and transient engagement at Pride. diplomacy foreign policy analysis human rights LGBT rights LGBT Pride feminist foreign policy This article examines diplomatic engagement on the part of western states (namely Canada, the European Union, the United...

... civilian protection social movements human rights artificial intelligence We are non-violent activists. We can't fight Daesh [Islamic State] with weapons. We can only fight them with words. To defeat us, they would have to shut down the internet. And they can't do that because all of them use...

... [email protected] Abstract This study aims to bring greater clarity to understanding the conditions of a valid waiver of human rights in international jurisprudence, considering its increasing presence in international litigation. It elaborates that international jurisprudence recognizes two categories...

... medium, provided the original work is properly cited. For commercial re-use, please contact [email protected] Abstract Pretrial criminal processes can prove challenging for suspects with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities. In recognition of this, the European Court of Human Rights has...

..., Canadian Member of the International Law Association Committee on Business and Human Rights. Email: [email protected]. Elsa Savourey (LL.M. Harvard, MA Sciences Po, M.Res Paris 1), Independent legal adviser, Lecturer at Sciences Po Paris Law School, 27 rue Saint Guillaume, 75007 Paris, France, Lecturer...

... by the critical race theory (CRT), which provides a very important structure to critique social work practice with immigrants from a human rights lens and unpack the intersections of race, racism, and power. The objective of this study is to explore immigrants’ perspectives on social work practices...

..., distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. The human rights-ness dimension includes both substantive and procedural components which will be explored in this sub-section respectively. For a plan to be a human rights action plan requires...

...-reuse-rights ) Abstract Taiwan, a global economic leader in the semiconductor industry, faces challenges from its exclusion from the United Nations (UN) human rights treaty system. Growing concerns about the impact of Taiwanese corporations’ overseas operations on human rights and sustainability...

...Kate Cronin-Furman Abstract Kate Cronin-Furman reviews Rochelle Terman's The Geopolitics of Shaming: When Human Rights Pressure Work-and When It Backfires. Terman offers a theory of human rights shaming and its impact that focuses on the relational context within which such shaming occurs...

... are rebranded into forward-thinking oases in which human rights are respected and meaningful personal relationships are forged. In the museums of Tokyo, where no Buraku neighborhoods are said to exist, the stigma remains attached to traditional Buraku professions such as slaughter work and leather-making...

...:https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has developed a body of case law relating to the legal recognition of the parent-child relationship following surrogacy. Although the Article 8 right to respect for family and private life is invoked...

...Xinyuan Dai; Lucie Lu Our study overcomes two common shortcomings in the literature. First, while scholars give greater attention to China's impact on the international order, few are sufficiently clear on what that order is. In the area of human rights, scholars in liberal democracies tend...

.... This research investigates the dearth of literature on reparations, seeking to unravel the circumstances that led to successful administrative reparation programs for intrastate human rights violations. Through an analysis of 32 historical cases across 20 countries, this study highlights political motivations...

... contact [email protected] for reprints and translation rights for reprints. All other permissions can be obtained through our RightsLink service via the Permissions link on the article page on our site—for further information please contact [email protected]. Abstract Human rights and human...

... NCDs, specifically those related to unhealthy diets, and their determinants, such as marketing actions. These obligations to protect its people’s health from their adverse effects, arise from its national and international human rights obligations that will be described: At the local level, the right...

... childhood experiences, and crime); (ii) health and human rights; and (iii) the intermediate social model of disability. It then explains how the Public Mental Health Framework can be incorporated into law and policy development through parliamentary analysis similar to that used for ‘statements...