OAR@UM Community:/library/oar/handle/123456789/1108542026-06-20T02:29:31Z2026-06-20T02:29:31ZMediterranean Journal of Human Rights : volume 1 : number 2/library/oar/handle/123456789/1236232024-06-14T13:00:45Z1997-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: Mediterranean Journal of Human Rights : volume 1 : number 2
Editors: Andò, Salvo; Busuttil, Salvino
Abstract: Table of contents:; Editorial Towards the creation of an international Criminal Court by Emma Bonino; ARTICLES:; · The Regulation of the embryo and legislative proposals: Ad hoc Legislation or reform of the civil code? : Guido Alpa; · Globalisation, crime and rights: the quest for role by international institutions: Fulvio Attina; · The Council of Europe's role in the Mediterranean: Hans de Jonge; · L'Union par la Citoyennete Europeenne: Antonio La Pergola; · Human Rights versus social practice in the Mediterranean: David E. Zammit; COMMENTS:; · Sexual discrimination: recent judicial developments and their effects in Maltese Law: Marse-Ann Farrugia; · Family Rights and the crisis of the welfare state: Salvo Ando; · Les Droits de la Femme a l'Independence Economique: Considerations sur la Charia Islamique et les cultures locales: Bassam Barake; · Women and political rights: from the "right to vote" to "a fair share": Lydia Di Marco; · Women issues in Turkey: Hilal Elver ·; · The legal system of Muslim's marriage in Egypt: Some keynote remarks: Mohammed Nour Farahat ·; · The role of women in economic development: Maria Rita Saulle; · Woman's Alterity in Cultural constructions of identities: a case study from Greek Thrace: Fotini Tsibiridou; BOOK REVIEW; CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENTS AND REPORTS; ABSTRACTS1997-01-01T00:00:00ZAbstracts/library/oar/handle/123456789/1234802024-06-12T06:35:40Z1997-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: Abstracts
Abstract: A list of abstracts by Guido Alpa, Fulvino Attina, Hans De Jonge, Antonio La Pergola, David E. Zammit, Marse-Ann Farrugia, Salvo Ando, Bassam Barake, Lydia Di Marco, Hilal Elver, Mohammed Nour Farahat, Maria Rita Saulle, Fotini Tsibiridou,1997-01-01T00:00:00ZConference Report/library/oar/handle/123456789/1234792024-06-12T06:33:48Z1997-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: Conference Report
Abstract: The Role of Regional and Sub-Regional Organisations in International Peacekeeping was the selected theme of the Third
Annual Meeting of the International Association of Peacekeeping
Training Centres.
The meeting, which was organised by the Peace and Conflict
Studies Programme of the Institute of International Affairs,
Foundation for International Studies, in collaboration with the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Malta and the Armed Forces of
Malta, was held on the premise that the changing context of
peacekeeping operations must be catered for at training level.
Training centres were part of the general debate on the
development of international peacekeeping, with its new emphasis
on regional organisations.
The meeting was divided into two workshops.1997-01-01T00:00:00Z[Book Review] Quelle Europe pour les droits de l'homme? La Cour de Strasbourg et la realisation d'une "Union plus parfaite" by Paul TavernierBiad, Abdelwahab/library/oar/handle/123456789/1234762024-06-12T06:24:14Z1997-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: [Book Review] Quelle Europe pour les droits de l'homme? La Cour de Strasbourg et la realisation d'une "Union plus parfaite" by Paul Tavernier
Authors: Biad, Abdelwahab
Abstract: What type of Europe for Human Rights? is a compilation of
papers presented and discussions held during the conference
carrying the same title, which took place at Rouen on 12 - 13 May
1995. The conference was organised by the Centre for Research and
Studies on Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (CREDHO) of
the Faculty of Law at the University of Rouen. The book, which
has contributions of human rights practitioners (in particular judges
at the European Court of Human Rights) and scholars, provides
the readers with an in-depth analysis of the various legal aspects
(problems and remedies) of the European Convention on Human
Rights. The principal concern in this examination of the European
Convention is the evolving institutional architecture, mostly with
the European Court of Human Rights as the dominant institution,
and the manner in which it has performed the judicial function.1997-01-01T00:00:00Z