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Analysis · Human Rights
Migration, constitutional jurisprudence, and fundamental rights: the rights of non-citizens in the United StatesHuman Rights. The Principle of Non-Refoulement under International Human Rights Law . Geneva, 2018. Available
Analysis · International Law
Preventive war in foreign policy: An analysis based on international law and human rightsHuman Rights (OHCHR) defines these rights as guarantees inherent to all simply by virtue of being
Analysis · Brazil
Necropolitics and conventionality control: Police lethality as a human rights violation in the state of Rio de JaneiroHuman Rights (ACHR) and the case law of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
Analysis · International Cooperation
The role of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe in supporting women affected by the Bosnian Warhuman rights monitoring, working alongside the United Nations (UN) (Vetschera, 1998). 2.1 Human rights violations
Analysis · Climate
The effectiveness of NDCs in international climate governancehuman rights, in the sense that the full enjoyment of all human rights depends on a propitious
Analysis · Asia
From Confucian legacy to insecurity: A critical analysis of institutionalized gender-based violence in South Koreahuman rights law: The need for a UN Treaty on violence against women. Human Rights
Analysis · Brazil
The effectiveness of public resocialization policies: The social reintegration of adolescents in Brazilhuman rights, being understood as a duty of the State and a right of the citizen
Analysis · Brazil
The production of indifference and the selectivity of war narratives in Brazilian perceptionhuman rights and conflict across the Global South. 1. INTRODUCTION Although consolidated as an international
Analysis · Human Rights
Production of the enemy, discretion, and repression: Authoritarian parallels between Trump and Nazi-fascismhuman rights. 1. Introduction The present paper aims to analyze the governmental conduct and rhetoric
Analysis · Brazil
The limits of Brazilian democracy in the Marco Archer casehuman rights and state sovereignty. INTRODUCTION Sovereignty is one of the central concepts for understanding
Analysis · Human Rights
Urbanization versus exclusion: Social discrimination and the right to the cityright to the city, as well as basic human rights inherent to any Brazilian citizen
Analysis · Human Rights
The desensitization process: how the media shapes public perception of genocideright of existence of entire human groups, as homicide is the denial of the right
Analysis · Brazil
All Power Emanates from the People: Not from Washingtonhuman rights obligations. Indeed, Brazil's Constitution itself places human rights among the principles governing
Analysis · Human Rights
Indigenous agency in the Amazon: Transnational networks and the reinvention of climate justiceHuman Rights Law progressively recognizes the centrality of the Right to Free, Prior, and Informed
Analysis · Brazil
The triumph of punitivism at the ballot box: why Brazil embraces far-right security despite the evidencehuman rights for the accused fueled the Bolsonarista narrative that the left protects the criminal
Analysis · Innovation, Science & Technology
Artificial intelligence and digital rights: Mediation, visibility, and power in the circulation of scientific informationhuman rights debate to the digital environment, acknowledging that informational dynamics mediated by automated systems
Book review · Book Reviews
History Returns: The End of Liberal Certaintyhuman rights, democracy, freedom of the press, and women’s emancipation are products of liberal
Analysis · Brazil
What the elections could change in Brazil's foreign policyhuman rights and environmental protection. He went so far as to advocate moving the Brazilian
Analysis · Brazil
National defense, public security, and state investment as drivers of strategic developmentright and responsibility of all,” aimed at “the preservation of public order and the safety of persons and property.” To this end, it is exercised through bodies such as the Federal Police, the Federal Highway
Analysis · Diplomacy
The power of narratives in international politicshumanity and a threat to international peace and security. For this reason, for many Africans, speaking about Cuba does not merely mean discussing a different political system or a dispute between Cuba and the United
Analysis · Human Rights
From the battlefield to the feed: Media innovation as a mass recruitment tactic of the Islamic State (2014–2020)human need for belonging, attracting individuals who felt alienated, marginalized, or aimless in their societies of origin. For many of these recruits, joining the group was not motivated solely by religiosity, but by the pursuit
Analysis · Latin America
Criminal organizations have diversified their activities in Latin America, becoming more resilient, but not untouchablehuman trafficking, and the manipulation of digital payment systems. Others have also expanded into logistics, finance, real estate, and municipal services. Many also assume roles typically associated with the government, from enforcing local rules