Human Rights
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The world's first online legal magazine, demystified significant law and justice events around the world, published from 1996 to 2014.
Categories: Human Rights, International Law, Legal History
Because the concept of private liability for war crimes was only developing, Fritz Haber was never prosecuted for war crimes.
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Categories: Human Rights, International Law
The UK Island of Sark, and its quaint one-of-a-kind feudal legal system, reels from a human rights legal assault.
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Categories: Church Law, Human Rights, Internet & Intellectual Property, International Law
In some Muslim countries, law blogging is a hazardous occupation.
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Categories: Human Rights, International Law
Better late than never: Egypt bans female circumcision.
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Categories: Human Rights, Law Fun
I'm coming out. I'm a mestizo.
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Categories: Human Rights, Law Enforcement
When prisoners seek religious rights, there seems to be only one real question to ask: are you kidding me?!
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Categories: Human Rights, International Law
Bad law can be quaint and amusing except when the strong, rank odor is new and deadly to women.
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Categories: Crime and Criminal Law, Human Rights
Sentencing circles are not good for justice in all circumstances
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Categories: Human Rights, Law Makers, Politicians, Elder Law, Wills, Estates, Probate
Quebec grabs the attention of legal thinkers by tabling a proposed law that would legalize active euthanasia.
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Categories: Human Rights, International Law
Muslim law jurists despise reform on religious grounds. In the legal doldrums that creates, the ancient law gives its love to men.
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