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“A Human Rights City (HRC) is a city or a community where people of good will, in government, in organizations and in institutions, try and let a human rights framework guide the development of the life of the community”. … Continue reading » ““Human Rights Cities & Sustainable Development Goals” NAGPUR”
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The implementation of the Human Rights City concept (HRCC) encourages all elements within the city to actively participate in improving the quality of life of all people, abiding by the principle of human rights. Moreover, HRCC is interrelated with … Continue reading » “A Review on the Implementation of Human Rights City Concept and Its Potentials to Contribute to the Achievement of Sustainable Development Goals in Bandung City, Indonesia”
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This paper aims to examine the nexus between Human Rights City (HRC) and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) from the point of view of Human Rights Based Approach. More specifically, this paper explores some challenges and opportunities to further enhance … Continue reading » “Identifying the Dynamic of Adoption, Challenges, and Potential of Human Rights City and SDGs in East Lampung Regency of Indonesia”
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Bucay has been ruled by one political family for almost 40 years until 2010, when a local businessman and former vice-governor was elected municipal mayor. Since then, the town has seen improvements in their access to clean water, paved … Continue reading » “Regional Research on Local Governance, Human and Environmental Rights, and the SDGs in Asia and the Pacific”
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This research outlines why and how the City of Gwangju has developed itself as a human rights city. The city has equipped itself with an almost complete set of software and hardware of a human rights city including the … Continue reading » “Human Right City Gwangju: Its Development, Achievement and Limitation”
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This study examines the environment of displaced people in the Veal Sbov community in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Focusing on (1) the impact of the environmental threats to the their enjoyment of rights after displacement, (2) to explore the relationship … Continue reading » “Human Rights and the right to a healthy environment: A study of displaced people in Veal Sbov community”
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The purpose of the research wasto learn how effective three diverse environmental projects in these three different countries of Asia are. The research study wasqualitative in nature. The study helpedto understand the situation in which the environmental education programs … Continue reading » “Analyzing the effectiveness of Environment Education Projects in three Asian countries”
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This research is an intersection between human rights appreciation and policy sustainability in a decentralization context. It examines the Human Rights City initiative in Wonosobo District, Central Java Indonesia. The initiative in Wonosobo is particularly interesting for two reasons. … Continue reading » “Sustainability policy of Human Rights City initiative in Wonosobo, Indonesia”
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The right to a healthy environment is a human right. However, without remedies for its abuse the right to a healthy environment does not exist. Therefore, modern countries construct a series of remedies. Environmental crimes are the most serious … Continue reading » “Mechanisms of Prosecuting Environmental Crimes”
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