Victims' Rights from a Restorative Perspective

Criminal Mediation as a Doctrine of Restorative Justice from the Perspective of Law and Ethics

Background: Creating the ground for peace and reconciliation through recourse to arbitration has been one of the common methods of litigation that is rooted in ethics. In the criminal justice system, judicial and police officials are the reference for investigation, inquiry and investigation. The sovereign and their representatives have the exclusive competence and no other person has the autho...

Restorative Justice Experiences Involving Child Victims

The previous chapter has argued that the rights and needs of children who have been victimized are not fully met when their cases are handled by the criminal justice system. Child victims need and deserve to take active part in the process that follows their victimization, or at least to have the choice to decide not to take part in it. Child victims need and deserve a fair process in which the...

Restorative justice for victims of sexual assault

International Human Rights: A Perspective From India

The evolution of the international human rights regime has often been shaped by the push and pulls of political and historical forces and events at the expense of alternative approaches. The following Essay traces this evolution from the author’s perspective, presents India’s position in relation to the structure and environment of international human rights discourse, and outlines trends and c...

Status of financial contracts of people with bipolar disorder from a civil rights perspective.

The basis of legal acts is the will of individuals, and without the intention and will, the nature of credit does not exist. The will is an internal and sensual matter and will not have legal effects until it is expressed and expressed. The spread of new mental illnesses in people has caused the will of people with different types of such illnesses to be questioned. With the spread of informati...