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Chasing after Huntington's third wave of democratization: the Middle East under change

Abuzaid, Reem Awny (2011-12-03)
Discrimination against the poor in law and practice: the poor as a vulnerable group

Mansour, Dina (2012-09-12)

Poverty is a phenomenon affecting much of the world's population. Understanding poverty as a societal phenomenon and a condition based on "individual failure" undermines the importance of "the legal structures that create ...
Education in the Syrian Golan Heights under international human rights law and international humanitarian law

Strucke, Michelle (2012-05-29)

Compulsory education, in particular history and religious education, is often used by states as a critical tool of nation building, as states attempt to socialize and shape the attitudes and beliefs of citizens in line ...
The effects of Israeli settlements on Palestinians in the West Bank narratives of suffering: turning the invisible, visible

Durant, Jessica Kathleen (2012-05-29)

The results of dehumanising the Other can be catastrophic; exemplified by the extreme brutality of colonisation, the Holocaust and the current violence perpetrated against Palestinians. All carried out in the name of â ...
From political tool to humanitarian stalemate: a critical appraisal of international refugee law as a global protection mechanism

Mattheisen, Emily Rose (2012-05-27)

People migrate for a variety of reasons. Some choose to migrate and others are forced. To cross an international border, they need permission of the host state. The 1951 Refugee Convention creates the refugee as an exceptional ...
Lack of human security, a cause of irregular migration: the case of Egypt

Ashary, Noha (2013-03-28)

The concept of human security was officially introduced for the first time by the 1994 UNDP Human Development Report. In that report, human security components are classified into seven categories: food security, health ...
Moving beyond theory into practice: the application of the human rights based approach to development by Egyptian NGOs

Welson, Reham (2012-10-14)

Human Rights based development is a central but vague and contested approach in development theory and practice. There is considerable rhetoric about its broad conception, techniques, mechanisms and its effect of constructing ...
Realizing the right to education in Egypt: an assessment of primary education in relation to international standards

Qadir, Fawziah Abdel Rahman (2012-06-07)

The right to education in international human rights law is contained in number of international treaties. The most comprehensive coverage of the right is found within the International Covenant on Economic, Social and ...
Rights of Muslim converts to Christianity in Egypt

Ghali, Hebatallah (2013-02-13)

“Rights of Muslim Converts to Christianity in Egypt” is a research long-overdue, because converts are increasing in number and they are stripped off their human rights, persecuted by state and society, and considered as ...
The shortcomings of rights to water doctrines

Moustafa, Samaa (2011-12-12)

This thesis, for the International Human Rights Law program, looks at how the Nile water crisis is perceived through academia, international law, and through political negotiations. The dominant approach to dealing with ...
Virginity tests and their implications on law and development

Kalagy, Farida (2011-12-03)

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