Jurisprudence Archives - The Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law

Advisory Opinion on the Obligations of States with Respect to the Climate Change Crisis – Amicus Brief on Environmental Human Rights Defenders

This brief presents the submission of the Defendbio Legal Clinic with respect to the Request for an Advisory Opinion on African States human rights obligations in addressing the climate crisis submitted to the African Court of Human and Peoples Rights … Continue reading » “Advisory Opinion on the Obligations of States with Respect to the Climate Change Crisis – Amicus Brief on Environmental Human Rights Defenders”

Arab Jurisprudence in the Application of International Conventions on the Rights of Women

In close cooperation and active involvement of partner Arab judicial institutes in the Middle East and North Africa, the Raoul Wallenberg Institute has issued two new books related to Arab jurisprudence.

Both books highlight the role of the Arab judiciary … Continue reading » “Arab Jurisprudence in the Application of International Conventions on the Rights of Women”

Arab Jurisprudence in the Application of International Human Rights Conventions

Both books highlight the role of the Arab … Continue reading » “Arab Jurisprudence in the Application of International Human Rights Conventions”

Jurisprudence in the application of human rights in Arab courts

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The Raoul Wallenberg Institute, Sweden, represented by its regional program in the Middle East and North Africa, is pleased to present Jurisprudence and Human Rights Standards in Arab Courts, a specialized study … Continue reading » “Jurisprudence in the application of human rights in Arab courts”

Institutionalisation of corporate social responsibilities : synergies between the practices of leading multinational enterprises and human rights law/policy

The study accounts for recent developments in corporate voluntarism and assesses the evolving corporate social responsibility (CSR) regime. CSR proposes a new norm for how large businesses should approach complexity in a modern economy. The first chapter anchors the CSR … Continue reading » “Institutionalisation of corporate social responsibilities : synergies between the practices of leading multinational enterprises and human rights law/policy”