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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Rights-based perspective"”.
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Human trafficking for the purpose of organ removal : a human rights based perspective
… consider the crime in detail, from a human right-based approach. This approach acknowledges that trafficking in all its forms, is a violation of human rights and seeks to depart from the common debates surrounding the spread of organ trafficking over the years. A large proportion of these debates …
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Involuntary admission of young people to approved centres in Ireland: finding the voice of the young person a rights-based perspective
This thesis applies a children’s rights-based perspective to the involuntary admission of young people to an approved centre in Ireland. Children’s rights are an important evolving component of human rights-based law. This thesis is concerned with the voice of the young person, aged 16-18 years, in …
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The Music Copyright regime in Multiversal Bangladesh: A gainful succession or a system seeking evolution?
… in relation to commercial music contracts from a rights-based perspective of songwriters and performers. I obtained doctrinal data and employed thematic document analysis and utilised the theoretical lens of legal transplant and functionalism. Further, I conducted ‘semi-structured qualitative …
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Young people at residential school: rights, communications and 'complaints'
… examined the complex matrix of children’s human rights, complaints processes and advocacy, exploring children and young people’s understandings about those key themes and the institutional relations affecting their daily lives. Situated within a theoretical and contextual framework informed by …
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An exploration of the barriers and enablers of children’s lived participation within the primary school context
… in 1989 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) children’s right to participate has gained widespread recognition, with children’s participation growing significantly within policy, practice and research arenas. The dominant focus and growth, however, has been in …