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Escaping narrow human rights framings in the context of sexual orientation and gender identity
(EIUC, 2014-04)
This study focuses on two concepts in regard to the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) movement: Nancy Fraser’s conceptual framework of recognition, redistribution and representation as conditions for social ...
New governance mechanisms and international human rights law: moratoriums in law and practice
(EIUC, 2014-04)
Moratoriums in IHRL, as new governance mechanisms, can be defined as the temporary suspension of a specific domestic law or regulation, which results from a varying degree of external influence of the international human ...
The dilemma in the deaf community: linguistic minority or persons with disability?
(EIUC, 2014-04)
This thesis examines the dominant construction of deaf people as persons with disability, and contrasts it with the suggested construction of deaf people as linguistic minority, with the view to resolving the dilemma ...
The Cologne judgment: a curiosity or the start sign for condemning circumcision of male children without their consent as a human rights violation?
(EIUC, 2014-10)
Following the Cologne judgment the debate on circumcision of male children has received a new impetus. Nonetheless, this debate is still too often contaminated with biased opinions, as such this thesis attempts to give an ...
Water and the Arab Uprisings: the human right to water and sanitation in post-transition Egypt
(EIUC, 2014-10)
This thesis analyses the water and sanitation crisis through the human rights lens in the context of the Egyptian uprisings of 2011. It introduces a tripartite approach, the water – human rights – governance nexus offering ...
Unravelling the puzzle of piracy: a Somali perspective
(EIUC, 2014-10)
The UN Security Council has issued ten resolutions dealing specifically with piracy off the coast of Somalia. There has since been a growing concern among international, regional and maritime actors about the potential ...
Are we protecting future generations’ right to food? : a study of intergenerational obligations
(EIUC, 2014-10)
Currently, enough food is produced across the world to keep up with demand. However, the production of food is dependent on the availability of certain natural resources. The aim of the thesis is to establish whether we ...
From Russia with love: an impact assessment of resolution A/HRC/21/L2 on sexual minorities in Africa
(EIUC, 2014-10)
This thesis elaborates the resolution on ‘‘Promoting Human Rights and fundamental freedoms through a better understanding of traditional values of humankind’ by examining the different transitions of the concept of ...
The interplay between human rights and translation in multilingual newborn Kosovo
(EIUC, 2014-04)
Translation and interpretation have generally been overlooked in
international human rights law, yet if there exists the right to use lan -
guage in private and public spheres, this needs to be facilitated through
provision ...