...-oriented deliberation with their peers. Theoretical Framework Barton (2015) notes that Human Rights education (HRE) has long navigated a discussion over its pedagogical purpose and perspective. He notes that there is debate about whether a rights-based, issues-centric, empower students, or revolve around...

...A third way that human rights proponents addressed the international rule of law's mismatch between equal state actors with divergent governments and more democratic aspirations was regional rights regimes. This was a logical tactic for human rights legal advocates in a global order with many...

... for Human Rights ( OHCHR ) from February 24, 2022, to July 31, 2024 ( Table 14.1 ). It is seen that a large number of civilians are killed and injured out of which children cover 5.5%–6.5%. Right to life is the most undeniable human rights. Nothing is more precious compared to it. This is why every...

... examined through lenses that are not centred on human rights. Nonetheless, the nature of the controversies surrounding ART and its benefits or otherwise is such that it demands analysis that is steeped in the doctrines and prescriptions of human rights. It is these doctrines and prescriptions that provide...

...Abstract The world has evolved technologically, and this has seen technology being increasingly incorporated into the healthcare system in areas such as sexual and reproductive healthcare. Due to this evolution, technology can negatively impact the enjoyment of different human rights...

... within human rights and AI governance. The paper utilises a dual methodological approach: This analysis describes the aims and objectives of the UNESCO recommendations and examines their practical consequences and accessibility...

... intelligence legal framework transparency accountability privacy bias human rights Introduction The incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI) into security intelligence offers a game-changing rarity for both national and corporate security...

...Abstract This chapter explores the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI), disability, employment exclusion, and human rights. It investigates how AI technologies are shaping the employment landscape for individuals with disabilities, both positively and negatively. Additionally, it examines...

... Union's policy during the refugee crisis. Migrant crisis human rights refugee crisis socioeconomic implications political implications Greece Turkey European Union Introduction The responsibility for implementing the agreement between the European Union and Turkey rested with the governments...

... in migrant returnee programmes. Climate change environmental migrants human rights migration patterns returnee programs Introduction Climate subsystems are finely connected with climate tipping components, thus aggravating global warming ( Lenton et al., 2019 ). ‘Climate change’ and ‘global warming...

...Abstract Why and how should scholars, students, and practitioners engage the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to help reframe and refresh how human rights is taught, understood, and lived? This chapter, and indeed all the chapters in this edited volume, answer this question from a variety...

... the four connections to democracy – social mobility, civic education, stewardship of facts, and pluralism.” ²⁶ These functions are essential to an integrated SDG and human rights agenda. A new paradigm should reinvent the field of human rights by combining the SDG and human rights agendas...

...Abstract What does the relationship between the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and human rights look like in practice at the local level? With Los Angeles as a case study, we focus on the partnership between universities and the Mayor’s Office in the localization of the 2030 Agenda...

... and Atlanta with Carnegie Mellon students, however, the lack of disaggregated data emerged as a human rights issue and major barrier to fulfilling the SDG principle to “leave no one behind” (LNOB). These findings suggest a paradigm shift is needed, using the SDGs to advance human rights, elevating...

... human capabilities theory human rights international test series journal analysis neo-liberal economics shadow education system social justice Abstract This paper takes stock of developments in, and the state of, the field of comparative and international education at the beginning of the 21st...

... and which are more apt to erode. Liberal/illiberal culture education as an institution educational contestations diversity equity inclusion human rights human capital authority of science Introduction Fig. 1. Worldwide Enrollment Rates at Different Education Levels, 1970–2019. Source...

... sanctions on Sudan as a reward for cooperation on human rights issues, which ironically worsened the Sudanese economy. With no external sanctions to blame, the government now faces accountability for its actions. On the positive side, Sudan boasts of natural forests rich in biodiversity, though human...

...Abstract This chapter analyzes whether a human rights approach can serve as a model for addressing climate change issues in India. It discusses the debate between the compatibility of aims in addressing climate change and realizing human rights, focusing on climate change issues in Uttarakhand...

... intercultural education Latin America human rights Indigenous people people with disabilities On the other hand, ECLAC reports show that in Latin America there have been important educational achievements in terms of coverage, completion of studies, as well as a decrease in school dropout and backwardness...

... condition of being a school. Inclusive school human rights diversity teacher training knowledge transfer Introduction This multifaceted connotation of inclusive education can be further defined in the light of three fundamental dimensions put forward by Echeita (2020) . The first...