La Justicia Criminal en América Latina y el Narcotráfico: La orbservación de los Derechos Humanos en la búsqueda de la Ley y el Orden by Migdalia de JESÚS TORRES

“…Another important aspect relates to how the sovereignty of Latin American countries has been affected by the implementation of anti-drug laws by the United States a hegemonic policy that has established sanctions, treaties and annual support-incentives to wage an international fight against drug trafficking in Latin America.…”
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Gender equality or inequality in the educational system of Ilam province by Eskandar Gholami Parizad, Elham Gholami Parizad, Fatemeh Palizban, Zeinab Ghazanfari

“…Introduction: Educational equality is newly considered in  social, political and economic system of the nations. Many conventions, treaties & statements in the world emphasizing these rights have been determined and issued. …”
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The Expertise Function of Amicus Curiae in International Criminal Justice by E. A. Kopylova

“…The article is based on the existing volume of scientific knowledge in different branches of international law, such as law of international treaties, international criminal law, law of international organizations, human rights law, international economic law, history of international law and others. …”
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Taxpayers' confidentiality and privacy rights in the international exchange of tax information by Anđelković Mileva

“…Countries are prompted to pursue the automatic exchange of tax information by entering into multilateral treaties on the exchange of tax information rather than engage in international exchange of tax information upon request by entering into bilateral agreements. …”
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الدور الوطني للمرأة العراقية (1920-1958م) by فاطمة يوسف نوفل

“…Iraqi women also played a prominent role in the revolution of the twentieth, enthusing men’s jealousy and enthusiasm for defending the nation, and took part in the Iraqi and British treaties. In addition, this chapter addresses the position of Iraqi women in the revolution of May 1941. …”
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EL ACRE Y LOS "ASUNTOS DEL PACÍFICO: BOLIVIA, BRASIL, CHILE Y ESTADOS UNIDOS, 1898-1909 by Cristián Garay Vera

“…This explains why Brazil established a cióse relationship with Chile to confront together their problems in Acre and Antofagasta, which led to the drafting of the Petrópilis (1903) and Paz y Amistad (1904) treaties. The article argues that Bolivia proceeded this way to avoid a Brazilian, Peruvian or Paraguayan territorial advance, seeking the support of the United States to compénsate the imbalance of power.…”
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Empire and Elites after the Muslim Conquest by Asma Barlas

“…For one, where documents such as conquest treaties exist, they have little truth-value, says Robinson. …”
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Adaptive governance of contested rivers : a political journey into the uncertain by Ashcraft, Catherine Marie

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Flexible Bureaucracies in Labor Market Regulation by Piore, Michael J.

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Conscientious Objection Before the Indonesian Constitutional Court by Triyana, Heribertus Jaka

“…The Court should also determine the area, scope, application and orientation of conscientious objection as a distinct feature of human rights based on Indonesia’s context and perspective on defense required by international human rights treaties, conventions, or general comments on such instruments.…”
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ANALISIS HUKUM PENGATURAN PENGGUNAAN LAUT SEBAGAI SARANA PEMBUANGAN LIMBAH TAILING DENGAN SISTEM SUBMARINE TAILING DISPOSALS (STUDI KASUS PT. NEWMONT NUSA TENGGARA) by , Erlies Septiana Nurbani, SH, , Prof. Dr. Marsudi Triatmodjo, S.H., LL.M.

“…The regulation of land based marine pollution is in soft law form merely, that is Montreal Guidelines 1985 and Global Programme of Action 1995, whereas, Indonesia was not involved in both treaties. In the Indonesian national law, the regulation of submarine tailing disposal applies the adjustment of ecosystem, submarine, fishery, and mining aspects. …”

Intellectual property enforcement: remedies, procedures and processes in an international and EU copyright context by Cregan, Q

“…As the United Kingdom coordinates its intellectual property regime with that of the European Union and globally, domestic judges must grapple with an increasing number of treaties, directives, and regulatory inputs which colour every step in the process of copyright enforcement.…”

Soft law, hard stakes? State commitment to non-binding international instruments and the case of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples by Villeneuve, L

“…This is particularly the case for soft law instruments ‘hardening’ through domestic law, treaties or customary international law, increasing the sovereignty and implementation costs attached to commitment. …”

Inventing the khalījī state: formation of political sovereignty in the Gulf by Al Youha, A

“…This precipitated a new era of British imperialism built on Anglo-Khalījī treaties conceding power over khalījī waters to Britain in exchange for political protection. …”

News media coverage of conflict and cooperation dynamics of water events in the Lancang–Mekong River basin by J. Wei, Y. Wei, F. Tian, N. Nott, C. de Witt, L. Guo, Y. Lu

“…<p>Riparian countries have their respective values and priorities for water management, and their values of shared water have fundamental impacts for their propensity to be involved in cooperative management and adhere to treaties/agreements. However, there is limited understanding of the changing values and interests of each riparian country. …”
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Deep sea nature-based solutions to climate change by Nathalie Hilmi, Michael Sutherland, Shekoofeh Farahmand, Gunnar Haraldsson, Erik van Doorn, Ekkehard Ernst, Mary S. Wisz, Astrid Claudel Rusin, Laura G. Elsler, Lisa A. Levin

“…Environmental impact assessments (EIAs), area-based management, pollution reduction, moratoria, carbon accounting and fisheries management are tools in international treaties that could help realize benefits from deep-sea, nature-based solutions.…”
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COVID-19 in the least developed, fragile, and conflict-affected countries — How can the most vulnerable be protected? by Shahul H. Ebrahim, Ernesto Gozzer, Yusuf Ahmed, Rubina Imtiaz, John Ditekemena, N.M. Mujeeb Rahman, Patricia Schlagenhauf, Saleh A. Alqahtani, Ziad A. Memish

“…Such a task force will be able to build on and expand research into the management of pandemics, protect vulnerable populations through international laws/treaties, and reinforce and align the development agenda to prevent and mitigate future pandemics. …”
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The role of social media groups on illegal wildlife trade in four Mexican states: A year-long assessment by Roxana Iveth Salas-Picazo, O. Eric Ramírez-Bravo, Isaac Meza-Padilla, E. Evangelina Camargo-Rivera

“…A region worth studying is the country of Mexico, as it is a megadiverse country, has multiple commercial treaties, and is considered an active part of the wildlife trade. …”
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The impact of financial development, health expenditure, CO2 emissions, institutional quality, and energy Mix on life expectancy in Eastern Europe: CS-ARDL and quantile regression... by Elvira Nica, Adela Poliakova, Gheorghe H. Popescu, Katarina Valaskova, Stefan Gabriel Burcea, Andreea-Ligia Drugau Constantin

“…Because of the extensive network of commerce, tourism, education, religion, and treaties connecting East European countries, tests for cross-sectional dependence (CSD) and slope heterogeneity (SH) are utilized. …”
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How did South Africans with disabilities experience COVID-19? Results of an online survey by Mary Wickenden, Tim G.B. Hart, Stephen J. Thompson, Yul D. Davids, Mercy Ngungu

“…The South African government has ratified international and regional disability treaties but deals with disability rights within general anti-discrimination legislation. …”
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