Tracing the problems of public services in Indonesia can actually be seen several periods governance, for example starting during New Order era and finally reform period. The citizen charter service contract is one innovations management towards responsive delivery accordance with needs community. In requires active involvement citizens, also empowering citizens through introduction rights obli...

Both the European Convention for Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (ECHR) Charter Union (CFR) include right to a fair trial by an independent impartial tribunal established law. The exact meaning phrase ‘an law’ has developed in case In this article, I analyse how Court Justice have these brief statements into more detailed criteria. approach is historical, that is, law develo...

The article is devoted to clarifying the compliance of current legislation Ukraine with provisions Charter Fundamental Rights European Union. author evaluates norms Constitution from perspective Charter, and then analyzes completeness their reflection in Special Part Criminal Code Ukraine. attention paid human dignity as a priority right recognized by Union.
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Twenty years have passed since the philosophy and principals were formulated in the Ottawa Charter for health promotion. A critical reflection of the content and success of the Ottawa Charter was published before the IUHPE World Conference in Vancover in June 2007. This paper contextualizes and discusses Salutogenesis and Antonovsky in the development of health promotion practice and research a...

At the aim of explaining the rights of health care recipients and upgrading ethical observance in the field of treatment-the most important field of health care-, the Patient's Rights Charter was declared by Ministry of Health and Medical Education to all medical universities in September 2009. This paper provides a report of strategic planning for implementation of Patient's Rights Charter and...

Given the very clear and limited role that states created for judicial settlement in the United Nations Charter, a serious attempt to expand the International Court of Justice’s jurisdiction would inevitably involve an amendment of the Charter itself. In light of the hostility that all but a few states have shown with regard to compulsory adjudication, such an effort would be doomed to failure....