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This articles aims to focus two different views about edicts on takfeer in Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Some of the modernist thinkers hold the opinion that no one is allowed to issue ruling on takfir after the demise of prophet of Muhammad ﷺ, but on ...
Umair Mahmood Siddiqui
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Nilai-Nilai Kemanusiaan dalam Legislasi Hukum Islam di Indonesia
The enforcement of Islamic law has been criticized for being potentially violating human rights as the thinking of BassamTibi. However, this is different with the view of Muhammad Arkoun and Hasan Ash-Syarqawi who received the application of human ...
Moh. Dahlan
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This article examines two formal concepts: the ‘right to education’ and ‘compulsory education’ in international conventions (as formulated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights [UDHR]) and in national legislation (using Poland as a broader ...
Marek Budajczak
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Analysis of Udhr with Special Reference to India
This article attempts to explore the transformative dimension where influence of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) is very evident on India’s constitutional and judicial frameworks. It is initiated with the historical role that India played in the drafting of UDHR, and futher traces the enshrinement of these global principles in the ...
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This chapter presents a comprehensive overview of the development of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as the cornerstone of the international bill of rights, its legal nature and its impact on universal and regional human rights treaties, based ...
Siradze, Eka, Kurdadze, Irine
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On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the entry into force of the Rome Statute and the 70th anniversary of the proclamation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (udhr), this article ponders on the two instruments intimate and symbiotic ...
alice riccardi
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Selected complaint resolution bodies in Malaysia [PDF]
After the establishment of the United Nations (UN), it adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 1948 (UDHR) which was meticulously crafted by representatives from different legal and cultural backgrounds from ...
Eishan Jan, Mohammad Naqib +3 more
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The Illusion of Progress: Rethinking Human Rights and the Legal Regulation of Mobility
The development of human rights law is generally presented as a story of progress. This progress is an evolution from an “old” legal regime that did not recognize individual rights to a “new” law (starting with the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human ...
Moria Paz
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HUMAN RIGHTS AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Intellectual property rights have in recent years become increasingly relevant in diverse policy areas, including trade, culture and heritage, investment, environment, and scientific and technological development.
Ana Pepeljugoska
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Drawing (Upon) Human Rights: Reading the Illustrated Version of the UDHR
This essay examines the illustrated version of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The use of stick-figures, it argues, is a verbal-visual discourse that performs the human subject as an anonymous yet identifiably human person. Emphasising the constructed nature of the human, the combination of text and image functions as an instance of ...
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