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The present paper argues that as basic schools become more pluralistic, it is important to (re)discuss the value base on which education should be built.
Karmen Mlinar
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We present the reasons that actualize the formation of a teenager’s legal culture: the constant updating of legislation, the priority of human rights and freedoms as the supreme value in the rule of law and civil society, strengthening the enlightenment ...
M. V. Kharnikov
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Enhancing the Teaching of Human Rights in African Universities: What Role for Law School Clinics?
This Paper aims at exploring the weight accorded to the teaching of human rights in law schools generally and in particular it will attempt to examine the status of human rights in clinical legal education (herein after referred to as “CLE”) in law ...
Philip Iya
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Juridifieringens konsekvenser på skolans område - en översikt av begrepp och principer
he topic of this article is juridification in the field of education from a legal perspective. Two forms of juridification are discussed. One form is the expansion and differentiation of law and the second form is about legal framing.
Susanne Fransson
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PERLINDUNGAN HUKUM TERHADAP HAK ASASI ANAK YANG MENJADI KORBAN KEKERASAN
Child rights are an integral part of human rights so that the government must develop the obligation to protect, fulfill and respect the rights of children especially the rights of children who are victims of violence, because violence ...
Zuraidah Azkia, Muhamad Sadi Is
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The Role of Education in Achieving the Right for Decent Human Life
The paper looks at the issue of the human right for decent life and its direct link with education that facilitates the observance of civil, political, economic and cultural rights and is regarded both as a condition and consequence of fulfilling the ...
A. G. Kislov, Y. M. Kropaneva
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A human rights approach in relation to the education system and its implications in Kazakhstan
This study explains the human rights approach to education in developing countries. Education as a fundamental human right is discussed in the literature review, and the paper focuses on the rights of disabled children to quality education.
B.K. Kaziyev
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International human rights, citizenship education, and critical realism
Citizenship education invokes dilemmas even for the most committed teachers and students, researchers, and innovators. How can citizenship education advance equity and equal rights within highly unequal schools and societies?
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Human Rights Education for Lawyers: A Case Study into Universality and Its Relativism
Normative universality in the international human rights law shall be rooted into national legal contexts for its effective implementation. Human Rights training for lawyers ensures that lawyers receive appropriate education for the practical application
Liudmila Ulyashyna
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Human Rights Challenges and Their Implications from the Perspective of Islamic Law and Education
Despite the recognition of equality as a fundamental human right in both the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Indonesian law, its implementation is often obstructed by various human rights violations.
Ahmas Naqieb Faaz, Tasman Hamami
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