CIVIC PARTICIPATION-ELEMENT OF EUROPEAN DEMOCRACY by Ana-Maria Bercu

“…Promoting and respecting individual and collective rights and freedoms is the foundation of democracy. …”
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OS DIREITOS HUMANOS E A LUTA PELA TERRA: a experiência da Turma Evandro Lins e Silva by Maria Inez Pereira Pinheiro

“…The text discusses how the struggle for human rights strategically composes the struggle for land made by the MST, articulated to other social organizations. Reflects on collective rights as an overcoming of the restrictive dimension of individual rights, indicating that the judiciary presents difficulties for its recognition. …”
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Governance, Protest and Sport: An Australian Perspective by Tarik Sabry

“…Trends in corporate governance and state-sponsored event management have significant implications for individual and collective rights of protest at popular domestic and international events. …”
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Tying up Loose Ends on Agricultural and Ethnic Studies in Ecuador by Fernando García

“…In spite of advances in the recognition of the collective rights of indigenous nationalities and Afro-Ecuadorians, there are still processes of economic inequality and ethnic and cultural exclusion in Ecuador. …”
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THE TWO TECHNIQUES OF COLLECTIVE PROCEDURE: COLLECTIVE ACTIONS AND REPETITIVE CASES by Carla de Jesus Brandão, Juliana Provedel Cardoso

“…Analyzes essential concepts of the collective process and makes a comparative analysis of collective action for the protection of brazilian collective rights with the new procedural institutes designed to impound the mass litigation, the incidente of repetitive claims and repetitive appeals.…”
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The role of the united nations security council in protecting human rights by سالم حوة

“…The international protection of human rights has been the origin of an international legal order called the international human rights law.This new branch emerged from many multi-lateral conventions defining the various individual and collective rights human beings deserve. The realization of these rights required the active contribution of the united nations and its organs. …”
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THE APPLICATION OF ARTICLES 95, 97 AND 103, § 3 OF THE CDC IN PUBLIC CIVIL SHARES OF THE PUBLIC PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE by Lys Sobral Cardoso, Julio Cesar de Aguiar

“…The purpose of this study is to deal with claims in the actions of the Public Prosecutor's Office that grant diffuse and collective rights to the use of evidence produced by workers in their individual cases, pursuant to articles 95, 97 and 103, paragraph 3 of the CDC, the principles of collective tutelage, such as access to justice, isonomy and procedural economy and legal certainty, plus the special principles of labor law.…”
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El despojo de los territorios indígenas y las resistencias al extractivismo minero en México by Laura Valladares de la Cruz

“…I will be documenting and examining some of the mining concession in indigenous areas in order to show the scope of territorial dispossession, as well as the legal strategies the indigenous peoples are deploying to defend their collective rights. The core argument is that a new type of legal pluralism has been created, in which the rights of transnational corporations and the new mining law reforms in Mexico have erased the previous gains of indigenous peoples.…”
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The case of the captive communities in Chuquisaca’s Chaco, a view from the international organizations / El caso de las comunidades cautivas del Chaco chuquisaqueño, una mirada des... by Ian Sergio Miranda Sánchez

“…Due the existence of captive communities in Chaco’s ranches, complaints arose to international instances that evidenced relationships of servitude, forced labor and the absence of the State in the defense and guarantee of individual and collective rights of the Guarani People.…”
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Ethno-environmental con ict in the framework of the Indigenous Consultation by Camila Peralta

“…Indigenous peoples have not only been able to position themselves as a relevant actor within the struggle for the claim of collective rights, but, in particular, in the struggle against investment projects that threaten their way of life, cultural practices and territory.…”
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New Paradigm in Natural Resources Management: Securing Indigenous Peoples Rights by Farida Patittingi

“…The multi-decade struggle of indigenous communities in Indonesia to gain recognition of their collective rights and the reluctance of the state to act on their demands, now has come to a bright spot. …”
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El derecho humano a una vida libre de violencia para las mujeres indígenas en el marco del pluralismo jurídico. Análisis de sus tensiones en Ecuador by Liliam Fiallo Monedero

“…In this line, I study the international instruments that protect the human rights of women and the collective rights of indigenous peoples to understand the way in which they have reproduced the dichotomous discourse between collective and individual rights. …”
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Asian Criticism of the Western Concept of Human Rights by Veronika Štekláčová

“…The Asian debate on human rights centres around issues such as the human rights generations, individual versus collective rights, rights of states, and the relationship between rights and duties. …”
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Las concepciones de cultura e identidad en las propuestas multiculturalistas sobre los derechos de las minorías étnicas by Carlos A. Dávila Aguilar

“…A variety of social movements concerned with the defense of the cultural rights of ethnic minorities have pressed towards the institution of differentiated and collective rights for these groups during the last for decades in western countries. …”
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Common Property and (Pre) Distributive Justice by Bru Laín

“…While questioning some of the most accepted notions of property rights, it suggests the philosophy of natural rights and of the bundle of rights to conceptualize it as a particular constellation of collective rights involving different agents, who shape a sort of fiduciary relationship. …”
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Multiculturalism and the European Cultural Diversity by Flavius Ghender

“…Multiculturalism is a normative theory focused on the managing of cultural diversity in a democratic framework. The concept of collective rights lies in the centre of theory, demanding policies of recognition for minority groups, in societies reshaped for accepting ‘multicultural citizenship'. …”
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Educación: Orientación Vocacional y Profesional, garantía de derechos y construcción de proyectos de vida.//Education: Vocational and Professional Guidance, guarantee of rights and... by Pablo Ormaza-Mejía

“…This descriptive research exercise outlines the development of the concept of orientation in each of its historical stages in Ecuador, its implication in national and international norms, and more than establishing a point of connection with the very enjoyment of individual and collective rights and freedoms. Finally, it leaves open a scenario of concerns regarding the guiding practice in the new knowledge and information society.…”
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Extraordinary Appeal´S General Repercussion and Third Parties in the Constitutional Jurisdiction by Edilene Lôbo

“…General repercussion, aiming to fight excess of extraordinary appeals and unifying jurisprudence through serial rulings, reveals an essential technique to make collective rights feasible. However, recent procedural legislation gave powers to decide on the matter (exercising the admissibility appraisal of the extraordinary appeal) to the lower courts, taking it from the Brazilian Supreme Court, at the same time only accepting organizations as thirdparties. …”
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Universal human rights vs cultural & religious variations: an African perspective by Nsama Jonathan Simuziya

“…In contemporary international relations, the key question on human rights seems to be whether it is the individual rights or collective rights that should have primacy in polity governance. …”
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Entre derecho y realidad: antropología y territorios indígenas amazónicos en un futuro próximo* by Alexandre Surrallés

“…The growing multinational interests in natural resources; rural migration and population mobility; the revisions of administration policies for the management of the Amazon area; the mutations of the indigenous perception on their environment among other factors of change, confront now an international situation that, with the recent United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, had never been so favorable for their collective rights. This text will explore, based on the Peruvian case, one of the problems resulting from this complex situation: the conflict between the right to the territory of indigenous peoples and projects of natural resource exploration and production on their land promoted by the State. …”
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