Human Rights
Duhaime's LawMag
The world's first online legal magazine, demystified significant law and justice events around the world, published from 1996 to 2014.
Categories: Crime and Criminal Law, Human Rights
Sentencing circles are not good for justice in all circumstances
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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: Crime and Criminal Law, Human Rights, Sexual Assault, Social Justice
Now-former Israeli judge Nissim Yeshaya's words are unspeakable.
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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: 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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Categories: Human Rights, Law Makers, Politicians
North Dakota enters God territory, throws gas on explosive abortion debate.
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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, 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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A kerfuffle over nothing.
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Categories: Human Rights, Legal History
Not so long ago, those with legal power (men) thought that giving women license to practice law would harm the 'natural and proper timidity and delicacy which belongs to the female sex'.
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