solidarity rights, formally, introduced by karel vasak as new human rights in 1979. he suggested that these rights, based on the fraternity and solidarity, are vehicles for reforming international relations especially for moralization, socialization and humanization of international law. this article studies theoretical basis of solidarity rights and will discuss whether the approach of 'g...

unequal bargaining power of parties to a franchise contract and their unequal access to information that may be effective in determining the consideration of a contract; has caused different legal systems impose obligations to franchisor to poise the contractual balancing. commitment to expose accurate and comprehensive pre-contractual information about all aspects related to franchise is the m...

Abstract This article examines the coronavirus counter-measures adopted by East African states from a legal perspective. The focus is whether measures infringe on provisions of Treaty for Establishment Community ( EAC ) and domestic legislations, including countries’ constitutional provisions. recourse citizens in instances where remedies have failed will be examined light role judicial organ C...

4. Chronic anemia.?The object of transfusion is to restore the haemoglobin value and thereby raise the oxygen-carrying power of the blood. It may tide the patient over a crisis as in severe macrocytic anaemia when response to liver treatment is poor or in the case of a severely anaemic pregnant woman at term. Fresh blood is best, and to avoid any reaction, it is desirable to use a donor of the ...

Abstract This article discusses some of the issues surrounding an avatar a real-life person in metaverse. Given that anticipated rise metaverse is developing area, first part what would entail, suggestions on these avatars be like, why such avatars’ rights should protected and whether consciousness defining characteristic before are granted. The second analyses incorporation techniques to grant...