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Recognizing the Martuwarra's First Law Right to Life as a Living Ancestral Being
Transnational Environmental Law, 2020Traditional custodians of the Martuwarra (Fitzroy River) derive their identity and existence from this globally significant river. The First Laws of the Martuwarra are shared by Martuwarra Nations through a common songline, which sets out community and ...
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Whose Right to What Life? Assisted Suicide and the Right to Life as a Fundamental Right
Human Rights Law Review, 2015Paul Tiensuu
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Journal of American College Health, 1989
In this issue is a lengthy, thought-provoking essay on the issues raised by unwanted pregnancy. Written by Robert Wennberg in 1984 for the Christian Scholar's Review (13:4), the article has been edited and condensed for our purposes and is quite relevant, I believe, for the student health population.
John M. Dorman, Robert N. Wennberg
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In this issue is a lengthy, thought-provoking essay on the issues raised by unwanted pregnancy. Written by Robert Wennberg in 1984 for the Christian Scholar's Review (13:4), the article has been edited and condensed for our purposes and is quite relevant, I believe, for the student health population.
John M. Dorman, Robert N. Wennberg
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1973
Excerpt To the editor: Clouser's view (Ann Intern Med78: 119-125, 1973)-that "human life is not precious but only the continuation of some life rather than none" and that we are only obliged to see...
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Excerpt To the editor: Clouser's view (Ann Intern Med78: 119-125, 1973)-that "human life is not precious but only the continuation of some life rather than none" and that we are only obliged to see...
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Monist, 1980
In the theory of rights we repeatedly encounter the problem of reconcil ing someone's having a right, with his properly suffering damage to the in terest protected by the right. In the case of right to life, we have to assess numerous cases in which individuals are killed or allowed to die, and yet we wish nonetheless to affirm their right to life ...
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In the theory of rights we repeatedly encounter the problem of reconcil ing someone's having a right, with his properly suffering damage to the in terest protected by the right. In the case of right to life, we have to assess numerous cases in which individuals are killed or allowed to die, and yet we wish nonetheless to affirm their right to life ...
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Navigating seafarer’s right to life across the shipping industry
Marine Policy, 2019The right to life is a basic and fundamental core human right. Despite the idea that the lives of all human beings are equal under the protection of the law, the special characteristics of the seafarers’ profession suggests that they should be granted ...
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Mind, 1975
Although the issues with which this paper is concerned are of the greatest importance, the paper itself is a modest one which represents an attempt to bring together strands in contemporary Western thought about respect for human life. I am concerned with the basis of the right to life, whether all human beings possess it, and why, what the right ...
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Although the issues with which this paper is concerned are of the greatest importance, the paper itself is a modest one which represents an attempt to bring together strands in contemporary Western thought about respect for human life. I am concerned with the basis of the right to life, whether all human beings possess it, and why, what the right ...
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The Quality of Life as Opposed to the Right to Life
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1972PIP: Psychiatric reasons for advocating abortion at will derive in part from cumulative clinical experience of confronting the problems of unwanted children, abortion, and contraception. Consideration of the question of the "quality of life" may include consideration of the question of the right to life.
H I, Posin, W G, Smith, Z M, Lebensohn
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2022
Abstract This chapter evaluates Article 4 of the American Convention on Human Rights (ACHR), which protects the right to life and aims to regulate the death penalty. The Inter-American Court has held that the right to life is fundamental to the ACHR since the preservation of life and the effective protection of life are prerequisites for
Ludovic Hennebel, Hélène Tigroudja
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Abstract This chapter evaluates Article 4 of the American Convention on Human Rights (ACHR), which protects the right to life and aims to regulate the death penalty. The Inter-American Court has held that the right to life is fundamental to the ACHR since the preservation of life and the effective protection of life are prerequisites for
Ludovic Hennebel, Hélène Tigroudja
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