Citizenship Deprivation: A Violation of Human Rights?

Responsibility of International Companies in Cases of Violation of Human Rights Obligations

Background and Aim: The approach of human rights activists is focused on making the issues and points related to the observance of human rights or its violation the responsibility of international companies. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to investigate the responsibility of international companies in cases of violation of human rights obligations in societies. Materials and Methods: ...

Coronavirus Pandemic; From Human Rights Considerations to Citizenship Requirements

Coronavirus pandemic as a global health challenge, has had many political, economic, legal, social and cultural consequences in the realm of national societies and internationally. The most important concerns in the legal field are the human rights situation in the international system and civil rights in the field of national systems. These concerns are mainly related to the restriction of the...

the violation of human rights and broadening terrorism

the vast violation of humans’ fundamental rights and freedoms including political suppression, social discrimination, intolerance and endurance towards minorities (religious, ethnic and so on), marginalization of opposition voice from any sort and so on is one of substantial causes in shaping and developing the aggressive and terrorist actions. on the other hand, the aggressive actions generall...

Deprivation, discrimination, human rights violation, and mental health of the deprived

R. C. Jiloha Department of Psychiatry, GB Pant Hospital, Maulana Azad Medical College and Faculty of Medical Sciences, University of Delhi, Delhi, India Address for correspondence:Dr. R. C. Jiloha, Department of Psychiatry, GB Pant Hospital, Maulana Azad Medical College and Faculty of Medical Sciences, University of Delhi, Delhi, India. E-mail: [email protected] Copyright © Indian Journal of...

Cuba's quarantine of AIDS victims: a violation of human rights?