Sentences with phrase «human law comments»
Blogs may be a relatively recent technological development, but as Justin Patten of Human Law comments here, blogs can play a rather old - fashioned function: engaging lawyers in «an ongoing community dialogue,» which, ultimately, will benefit their reputations.
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A spokeswoman with the Health and Human Services Department, charged with implementing the new health care law, said Wednesday that the department had no comment on the school's decision and that it does not keep track of changes to college health insurance plans.
Like most UN human rights treaties, its implementation by state parties is overseen by a compliance committee, the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, which issues «General Comments» meant to guide our understanding of the provisions contained in the treaty, and which conducts periodic reviews of state parties, instructing them how to change their laws in order to comply better with the treaty, as understood by the Committee.
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From the U.K., the comments of Maister and MacEwen drew a response from Human Law, who warns that, unless law firms reform, the end is neLaw, who warns that, unless law firms reform, the end is nelaw firms reform, the end is near:
Several authors have commented upon the evolving approach of the two courts and the consequences for national enforcement approaches; among them, a good overview is offered by the chapters contained in the volume of the Swedish studies in European law edited by J. Nergelius and E. Kristoffersson, Human Rights in Contemporary European Law (Oxford, Hart, 201law edited by J. Nergelius and E. Kristoffersson, Human Rights in Contemporary European Law (Oxford, Hart, 201Law (Oxford, Hart, 2015).
In a comment made in a speech on the eve of the 2017 General Election and less than a week after the London Bridge attack, she vowed to beef up counter-terror powers by restricting «the freedom and the movements of terrorist suspects when we have enough evidence to know they present a threat, but not enough evidence to prosecute them in full in court... And if human rights laws stop us from doing it, we will change those laws so we can do it.»
And while reasonable people would not disagree with her basic comments about the importance of human rights, nor should we lose sight of the fact that rights can only flourish in a society that pays heed to its democratic institutions and the rule of law.
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He was of the view that the judge at first instance had correctly applied the law as laid down in Stack v Dowden [2007] 2 All ER 929 and insightfully commented that «in reality human emotional relationships simply do not operate as if they were commercial contracts and it is idle to wish that they did».
In a 2015 article entitled, «One Law for All: Perspectives from a Statutory Tribunal» (available online at: www.queensu.ca/clcw/sites/webpublish.queensu.ca.clcwwww/files/files/Weber%20Symposium/ Jo - Anne % 20Pickel % 20Paper.pdf), Jo - Anne Pickel, a Vice-Chair at the HRTO, commented on the challenges of adjudicating cases that involve conflicts between human rights and collectively bargained rights.
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WASHINGTON — Planned Parenthood Federation of America President Cecile Richards announced today's submission of nearly 350,000 comments to the Department of Health and Human Services in support of the Affordable Care Act's birth control benefit generated by a coalition of women's health and advocacy groups including Planned Parenthood Federation of America, NARAL Pro-Choice America, National Women's Law Center, CREDO and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
The right of all peoples to «self - determination» is guaranteed at international law under Article 1 of the International Convention on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) and Article 1 of the International Covenant on Economic and Social Rights (ICESCR) and has been developed in the General Comments of the Human Rights Committee and the CERD Committee.
Note the comments of the Senate Legal and Constitutional References Committee in their report on the Human Rights (Mandatory sentencing of juvenile offenders) Bill 1999 that «the weight of evidence to the Committee was that the mandatory sentencing laws have a discriminatory impact on Indigenous people that is contrary to the provisions of CERD, in particular articles 2 and 5» and that «there is no denying the fact that a series of «disadvantage» factors make indigenous people in particular likely to be affected by mandatory sentencing.
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner has also commented on a central element of a human rights based approach being Indigenous peoples participation and engagement in government laws, policies and programs (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner, Social Justice Report 2006, Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission (2006), p 5 human rights based approach being Indigenous peoples participation and engagement in government laws, policies and programs (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner, Social Justice Report 2006, Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission (2006), p 5 Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission (2006), p 5 - 6.)