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11 The Invention of Universal Human Rights with Regard to Religious Freedom. Christianity’s Matrix, Globalisation, and the Tensions between Universality Claims and Relativity

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Critical care and the law - pertinent cases from 2024. [PDF]

J Intensive Care Soc
D'Sa A, Tobin R, Camporota L, de Beer T, Harvey D, Innes R, Nandhabalan P, Metaxa V.   +7 more
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The fundamental rights risks of countering cognitive warfare with artificial intelligence. [PDF]

Ethics Inf Technol
Lahmann H, Custers B, Scott BI.
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Claim rights of freedom and non-interference

2020
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Children’s claim rights of freedom

2020
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[Towards freedom to claim the right to die].

Soins. Psychiatrie, 2021
current evolution of society makes it possible to debate the issue of the end of life for people suffering from pathologies in which the vital prognosis is not involved; this concerns psychiatric situations in particular. This debate, which bears the seeds of a real desire to die as a personal choice, is likely to profoundly modify the doctor-patient ...
Françoise, Chastang, Pierre, Gerard, Cécile, Omnes, Jacques, Vedrinne, Michel, Walter   +4 more
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Intellectual-Human Rights Defenders and Claims for Academic Freedom under Human Rights Law

International Human Rights Law Review, 2014
Human rights claims arising out of attacks on intellectual-human rights defenders (hrds), if brought, typically do not include claims for violations of academic freedom. As a result the standards are underdeveloped relative to other human rights claims and the scope of academic freedom violations globally.
Robert Quinn, Jesse Levine
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Intellectual-HRDs and claims for academic freedom under human rights law

The International Journal of Human Rights, 2014
Many human rights defenders operate from within higher education institutions, research institutes, academies, societies and ‘think-tanks'. Many of these academics, researchers and lecturers would recognise themselves as human rights defenders because their academic work is consciously paired with rights-promoting education and advocacy. Others may not
Robert Quinn, Jesse Levine
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Aboriginal people and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms: is Section 25 an untapped means to claim contemporary rights?

2021
This thesis reviews the historical and contemporary relationship between indigenous people and the state, highlighting the institutionalization of indigenous people as second-class citizens, and the consequences of this hierarchical categorization through national reports, statistics and firsthand accounts.
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