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On March 6, 2015 the CEDAW Committee released its second inquiry into grave and systemic violations of CEDAW under ...
History has given Sri Lanka a second chance. In 2009, as the conflict drew to its traumatic close, there was a ...
The international human rights law (IHRL) system is predicated on the principle of state responsibility to ...
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The boundaries of Canada’s multicultural society have been tested in two recent cases involving religious attire ...
In the final post of this ‘Equality Agenda in 2015’ blog-series, Professor Sir Bob Hepple QC returns to confront ...
The thorny question of implementation of the Views adopted by the UN Human Rights Committee (HRC) under the ...
According to a recent report by the Pew Research Center, violence and discrimination against religious groups by ...
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