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... "By way of analogy with adultery, jurists declare sodomy punishable by death, sometimes by stoning but often with a public ignomy attached to the execution, such as being thrown from a high building or buried alive" (Ahmet Akgündüz in Islamic Public Law, 2011, p. 408) ...
... "By way of analogy with adultery, jurists declare sodomy punishable by death, sometimes by stoning but often with a public ignomy attached to the execution, such as being thrown from a high building or buried alive" (Ahmet Akgündüz in Islamic Public Law, 2011, p. 408) ...
Pub - INSEC
... top level political leaders were appointed to settle out contestious constitutional issues on citizenship. The high level task force guarantees citizenship by descent only to children born to Nepali parents, thus creating more complexities. According to this, both father and mother’s presence is com ...
... top level political leaders were appointed to settle out contestious constitutional issues on citizenship. The high level task force guarantees citizenship by descent only to children born to Nepali parents, thus creating more complexities. According to this, both father and mother’s presence is com ...
In employing the term “rights to do wrong,” I mean
... often do so without appreciating that there are distinct limits, at times readily discernible, to what the law can offer. We must then find other, further ways to address our dissatisfactions and distempers with one another. In so doing, we begin to learn what it is about law, as a very particular c ...
... often do so without appreciating that there are distinct limits, at times readily discernible, to what the law can offer. We must then find other, further ways to address our dissatisfactions and distempers with one another. In so doing, we begin to learn what it is about law, as a very particular c ...
PPT file
... – That requires a principle of justice – What happens when a conflict arises between the Principle of Utility and a principle of justice? ...
... – That requires a principle of justice – What happens when a conflict arises between the Principle of Utility and a principle of justice? ...
with power comes responsibility: human rights and corporate
... Opposition by these business organisations was again strong in anticipation of the issue being debated at the April 2005 session of the Commission of Human Rights. Nonetheless, the Commission decided in a 49–3 decision to call on the UN Secretary General to appoint a special representative on the is ...
... Opposition by these business organisations was again strong in anticipation of the issue being debated at the April 2005 session of the Commission of Human Rights. Nonetheless, the Commission decided in a 49–3 decision to call on the UN Secretary General to appoint a special representative on the is ...
CouvertureIthaque - Armstrong
... struggle for justice and equality. Basically, HRs should be taken as they are: HRs are supposed to give us an idea of how the world ought to be like. Following that line of thought, the concluding paragraphs will present a discussion on the role of political philosophy in the practice of HRs. Basica ...
... struggle for justice and equality. Basically, HRs should be taken as they are: HRs are supposed to give us an idea of how the world ought to be like. Following that line of thought, the concluding paragraphs will present a discussion on the role of political philosophy in the practice of HRs. Basica ...
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View - Fr. Anthony Akinwale, OP
... soul is a prisoner of the body. It is in need of liberation from the body. The perfect life is one in which the soul is freed from the encumbrances of the body. Whoever steps into this river of dualism almost inevitably washes in the waters of reductionism. Hence, with the soul-body dualism as point ...
... soul is a prisoner of the body. It is in need of liberation from the body. The perfect life is one in which the soul is freed from the encumbrances of the body. Whoever steps into this river of dualism almost inevitably washes in the waters of reductionism. Hence, with the soul-body dualism as point ...
Environmental Ethics Anthropocentrism
... Mill’s Utilitarianism departed from Bentham’s in insisting on difference in qualities of happiness but the moral worth of any action is still determined by its consequences Mill is also important for his political philosophy in particular his “principle of liberty” outlined in perhaps his most influ ...
... Mill’s Utilitarianism departed from Bentham’s in insisting on difference in qualities of happiness but the moral worth of any action is still determined by its consequences Mill is also important for his political philosophy in particular his “principle of liberty” outlined in perhaps his most influ ...
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... significant contexts. Garfield locates a fundamental difficulty for rights theory in the problem that there is no logical reason for anyone to adhere to it; rights are not self-justifying and attempts to advance duty as a reason to adhere to a social contract results in a fatal regress (pp. 195 - 19 ...
... significant contexts. Garfield locates a fundamental difficulty for rights theory in the problem that there is no logical reason for anyone to adhere to it; rights are not self-justifying and attempts to advance duty as a reason to adhere to a social contract results in a fatal regress (pp. 195 - 19 ...
Swiss Guidelines on the Protection of Human Rights Defenders
... These Guidelines on the protection of HRD apply primarily to Swiss representations, which are an important point of contact for HRD. The Guidelines are formulated as minimum standards. Individual options for action may be amended and extended to reflect the situation at hand. Where a representation ...
... These Guidelines on the protection of HRD apply primarily to Swiss representations, which are an important point of contact for HRD. The Guidelines are formulated as minimum standards. Individual options for action may be amended and extended to reflect the situation at hand. Where a representation ...
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... enforced through the courts [notably because there is not a single clear duty-holder], they can be asserted through other democratic means, based for instance on parliamentary interventions, the electoral process, the media, international solidarity, street action or even civil disobedience’ (Drèze, ...
... enforced through the courts [notably because there is not a single clear duty-holder], they can be asserted through other democratic means, based for instance on parliamentary interventions, the electoral process, the media, international solidarity, street action or even civil disobedience’ (Drèze, ...
RTF format
... (liberalism) or obscuring them (formalism). Thus, Young notes, "we cannot eliminate this structural oppression by getting rid of the rulers or making some new laws, because oppressions are systematically produced in major economic, political, and cultural institutions".20 Because the systemic charac ...
... (liberalism) or obscuring them (formalism). Thus, Young notes, "we cannot eliminate this structural oppression by getting rid of the rulers or making some new laws, because oppressions are systematically produced in major economic, political, and cultural institutions".20 Because the systemic charac ...
Organizational Behavior
... Keeps things moving by relying on schedules, deadlines, and helpful reminders ...
... Keeps things moving by relying on schedules, deadlines, and helpful reminders ...
Some Types of philosophical and Cultural Anthropology
... as a lost or yet-to-be-found horizon of human living: “a brave and conscious return of human beings to themselves” (Fil. rel. sci. 7). Abbagnano’s approach to the problem of human beings reveals that he is not anarchist, but neither he is a fantasist who would lack a foundation in a real platform, a ...
... as a lost or yet-to-be-found horizon of human living: “a brave and conscious return of human beings to themselves” (Fil. rel. sci. 7). Abbagnano’s approach to the problem of human beings reveals that he is not anarchist, but neither he is a fantasist who would lack a foundation in a real platform, a ...
Philosophy of Peace as a Developmental Alternative of Society
... problems and improving the level of culture for peace. In treatises of modern philosophers prominent is the idea that human rights and freedoms, except for the natural character, also have historical character, which means that they are consequences of social war in all aspect: military, political, ...
... problems and improving the level of culture for peace. In treatises of modern philosophers prominent is the idea that human rights and freedoms, except for the natural character, also have historical character, which means that they are consequences of social war in all aspect: military, political, ...
Research Found Ethics
... where practice throws that commitment into question." In response to the argument that consensus exists only on a limited set of "basic" rights, Donnelly does not reaffirm the supposed wider consensus, but expresses his disappointment at the extent of contemporary human rights violations. Consequent ...
... where practice throws that commitment into question." In response to the argument that consensus exists only on a limited set of "basic" rights, Donnelly does not reaffirm the supposed wider consensus, but expresses his disappointment at the extent of contemporary human rights violations. Consequent ...
protection of fundamental rights in the european union
... traditions of the Member States of the Union and the judicial traditions. It took many years afterwards to transform the case law of ECJ into a single legal act of a general character. There has been a long way to the adoption of the Charter, but progressive development over many years has been reac ...
... traditions of the Member States of the Union and the judicial traditions. It took many years afterwards to transform the case law of ECJ into a single legal act of a general character. There has been a long way to the adoption of the Charter, but progressive development over many years has been reac ...
THE POLITICAL THEOLOGY OF TRADE LAW: The Scholastic
... “conclusions” from the general principles of natural law whose validity was not limited to particular communities. It existed as a kind of universal sociology or philosophical anthropology, as rules that were necessary for social life among sinful humans. These included “for example, just buyings an ...
... “conclusions” from the general principles of natural law whose validity was not limited to particular communities. It existed as a kind of universal sociology or philosophical anthropology, as rules that were necessary for social life among sinful humans. These included “for example, just buyings an ...
Resolving an Ethical Dilemma
... that he becomes dangerously self-righteous. Word of his exploits could lead to his being imitated by others in a way that impedes the broad social benefits that flow from respecting rights of ownership. Yet even Mill' s brand of utilitarianism cannot avoid certain difficulties. First, some question ...
... that he becomes dangerously self-righteous. Word of his exploits could lead to his being imitated by others in a way that impedes the broad social benefits that flow from respecting rights of ownership. Yet even Mill' s brand of utilitarianism cannot avoid certain difficulties. First, some question ...
Normative Theories of Ethics
... Psychological egoism, the most famous descriptive position, claims that each person has but one ultimate aim: her own welfare. Normative forms of egoism make claims about what one ought to do, rather than describe what one does do. Ethical egoism claims that it is necessary and sufficient for an act ...
... Psychological egoism, the most famous descriptive position, claims that each person has but one ultimate aim: her own welfare. Normative forms of egoism make claims about what one ought to do, rather than describe what one does do. Ethical egoism claims that it is necessary and sufficient for an act ...
A Critique of Personhood Author(s): S. F. Sapontzis Source: Ethics
... rights to life, dignity, and a fulfilling life.'0 (Henceforth, this identity will be referred to as "the humanist, egalitarian principle.") However, just what sort of identity is involved here and what the basis of it may be are not at all clear. Many humanists, perhaps influenced by the fact that o ...
... rights to life, dignity, and a fulfilling life.'0 (Henceforth, this identity will be referred to as "the humanist, egalitarian principle.") However, just what sort of identity is involved here and what the basis of it may be are not at all clear. Many humanists, perhaps influenced by the fact that o ...
Department Away day
... prioritises and make decisions based on his/her values - provide the foundation from which a person makes personal and professional judgments and choices values exist as a complex heirarchy of interweaving personal policies or priorities that serve as a guide for decision-making a person’s parti ...
... prioritises and make decisions based on his/her values - provide the foundation from which a person makes personal and professional judgments and choices values exist as a complex heirarchy of interweaving personal policies or priorities that serve as a guide for decision-making a person’s parti ...
Baron de Montesquieu (1689
... reasons. First, natural man is physically free because he is not constrained by a repressive state apparatus or dominated by his fellow men. Second, he is psychologically and spiritually free because he is not enslaved to any of the artificial needs that characterize modern society. This second sens ...
... reasons. First, natural man is physically free because he is not constrained by a repressive state apparatus or dominated by his fellow men. Second, he is psychologically and spiritually free because he is not enslaved to any of the artificial needs that characterize modern society. This second sens ...
Chapter 1 - Computer Science & Information Technology
... • 2) Norms - possibly more important than laws – Norms constrain adults not to sell this to kids • 3) Market Norms - To buy this costs money and most kids do not have money • 4) Architecture - difficult in real space to hide the fact that you are a kid • So, constraints on being a kid are effective ...
... • 2) Norms - possibly more important than laws – Norms constrain adults not to sell this to kids • 3) Market Norms - To buy this costs money and most kids do not have money • 4) Architecture - difficult in real space to hide the fact that you are a kid • So, constraints on being a kid are effective ...