Human rights are still a serious debate among Muslims, even though the Medina Charter and Cairo Declaration have established universality of human rights. This study describes contents in analyzes them from perspective siyasah syar'iyyah. Using qualitative approach derived secondary data, this finds that relevant to principle The determination corresponds two categories syar'iyyah, namely tasyr...

The adoption of the Charter Fundamental Rights has strengthened position European Ombudsman, since contains an article specifically dedicated to Ombudsman. At same time, through her/his practice, contributes implementation in everyday life provisions and their further development. consolidation development by Ombudsman have proceeded especially rapidly received status a binding act. Due fact th...

SUMMARY This article examines the relationship between business actors and implementation of right to development in Africa. It focuses on implications a possible (future) international legally-binding instrument human rights. Although there is no guarantee that such an will eventually be adopted ratified by states near future, nevertheless critically ways which clarification some issues associ...

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Article 37 of the EU Charter Fundamental Rights lays down duties public authorities in relation to environmental integration policy-making and implementation. It does not, however, establish any individually justiciable right protection, or an environment particular quality. In omitting reference rights, also falls short explicitly incorporating rights that have been recognised under European C...

On 19 November 2004, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in Auton (Guardian ad litem of) v. British Columbia (Attorney General). Contrary to both the lower courts, the Court held that the refusal of the Province of British Columbia to fund a particular treatment for autistic children did not violate the right to equality under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (Charter)....

As the second wave of COVID-19 pandemic in Canada continues, so too does litigation challenging policies intended to slow spread virus. A growing number claimants have argued that these sweeping public health measures — many them drastic and previously unimaginable infringe various provisions Canadian Charter Rights Freedoms.1 While a significant claims been brought pursuant protections support...