When a deed is committed, the civil society of which the perpetrator is a part, considers it reprehensible, considering the relation of the deed to that society#39;s own value
system. Since by the effect of committing such an act in society, another person has been injured in his physical being or in his property, who will have to bear [...]
Legal protection of human rights in the online environment is a current topic, given that more and more people spend time on the internet and carry out their daily activities
in the virtual world. The member states of the Council of Europe have the duty to respect, protect, and ensure the exercise of the rights and freedoms contained in [...]
Republic of Moldova is hampered in its aspirations of becoming a full-fledged member of the international community by the frozen conflict in the Transnistria region which
poses multiple legal problems in addition to the political, economic and social issues it raises. [...]
The evolution of international humanitarian law has led to an awareness of the importance of the so-called rdquo;corerdquo; of fundamental human rights and freedoms under all
conditions, including in the event of military occupation of a territory. However, the rdquo;competitionrdquo; between international humanitarian law and international [...]
The purpose of this article is to present the well-reasoned legal situation of abortion under European law in order to examine, from the point of view of the jurisprudence
of the European Court of Human Rights the Court, whether the conception product is the right-holder of the right to life enshrined in Article 2 of the European Convention [...]
Introduction: The changes that take place in nature, including those resulting from acts of pollution, influence both the natural territorial complexes of a state, as well
as neighboring states, and the territories that represent the common heritage. So a violation that leads to an ecological imbalance on the territory of a state can [...]
This article deals with the substantive meaning of the human right of social assistance. The central question is how normative human rights principles can be reconciled with
system characteristics which are part of the practical reality of social assistance law and administration. [...]
Interpretation is part and parcel of every juridical endeavour. In international law, the law and methods pertaining to the process of interpretation continue to vex international
legal theory and practice; in fact, increasingly so. The provisions of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (VCLT) on treaty interpretation reflect three [...]
This report summarises the proceedings at the international conference ‘Refuge from inhumanity: enriching refugee protection by recourse to international humanitarian law’
held at All Souls College, Oxford, 11-12 February 2013. The conference was jointly organised by the Refugee Studies Centre, University of Oxford, and the Refugee [...]
This study examines the legal and tactical complexities of conducting military operations within densely populated areas, highlighting the systemic between military objectives
and interna-tional frameworks designed to protect civilian populations. By examining the relationship be-tween law and the reality of combat, this study bridges the [...]