The non-deictic that is known to be a non-obligatory element and thus is said to be often deleted. This does not imply it does not have any semantic value; on the contrary, the nondeictic that may indicate the speaker's attitude or his/her vantage point. This function is derived from the function of the demonstrative that and from the iconicity generated by its phonological shape. The non-deict...

Introduction Frequently decried as “modern-day slavery,” human trafficking constitutes a global phenomenon that has existed for centuries – indeed millennia – and clearly dates before “modern” times. 1 Women and children, the most frequent subjects of human trafficking, were not viewed as “victims” in this trade, however, until relatively recently, at the turn of the twentieth century. At this ...

— This paper looks at the concept of law and urban development with a focus on property rights and land, exploring the potential collective rights in the public domain to underpin a more equitable approach to the management of public space and challenge inappropriate regulation that criminalizes the lives of the poor. The focus is on street trade and the informal economy. The hypotheses are tha...

The pronounced ageing of the European population has multidimensional repercussions at socio-economic level, which Union been addressing. In this context, concerns about intergenerational solidarity and social sustainability are gaining prominence constitute cornerstones life-cycle approach embodied in Commission’s Green Paper on Ageing: Fostering responsibility between generations, published 2...

Images are important to campaigns that champion the rights of Muslim women against gender inequalities ostensibly inhere in Islam. The force such images derives part from their intended purpose disrupt, evoke, or incite responses compassion and solidarity. temporal context both produces mandates these images, however, is also critical power. This article thus attempts conceptualize name this ti...

Abstract According to Honneth, the mutual recognition essential for individual autonomy and a just society divides into three forms—love in primary relationships, rights legal solidarity community of value. Such has corresponding forms disrespect—abuse, exclusion, denigration, all which can raise struggles recognition. An analysis empirical data—in this case, oral-history reports from Finnish e...

On 29 April 2022, the editorial board of Harvard Crimson published “In Support Boycott, Divest, Sanction and a Free Palestine” in support divestment from Israel. 1 In it, cited importance global solidarity charges leveled by Amnesty International Human Rights Watch against Israel, “crimes humanity.” 2 The clearly had changed its position 2002, when staff “Do Not Divest Israel,” regarding compar...

Abstract Human rights education (HRE) is at once a tool, the means, and method to empower individuals in human rights. The 2011 United Nations (UN) Declaration on Rights Education Training (HRET) encourages stakeholders learners disseminate information about norms equip people with knowledge understanding, instruments, mechanisms—and ultimately skills. According HRET Declaration, educators trai...

This article examines the paternalist culture of Sambas Malay in West Kalimantan regional head elections period from 2018 to 2023, where choosing a leader is part religious call. The study based on qualitative analytical approach examining when candidates won gubernatorial elections. Purposive sampling technique was used determine research informants who are representatives ethnic community lea...