... inclusion and human rights. Journal of Homosexuality, Transgender Health and Sexuality Research and Social Policy emerged as the most influential publication source. Conceptual structure analysis showed that the field has evolved into a multidisciplinary, rights-based domain...

...Bindi Bennett; Jioji J. Ravulo; Jim Ife; Trevor G. Gates Purpose The purpose of this viewpoint article is to consider the #BlackLivesMatter movement within the Aboriginal Australian struggle for equality, sovereignty and human rights. Indigenous sovereignty has been threatened throughout...

... in a narrative of nuanced complexities, this research exudes opportunities for propagating universal human rights while maintaining the sensitivity to post-colonial sentiment for empowerment with the support of transnational networks. Human rights Empowerment Empathy Feminism Conceptually...

... implications – International demand for adopted children may encourage child trafficking, child laundering, and kidnapping for profit (see Smolin, 2005), putting children, adoptive families, and birth communities at risk of breaches of basic human rights. Originality/value – No study has offered...

.... Originality/value – This analysis can lead to the development and implementation of public policy that more effectively targets improvements throughout Peru's natural resource communities. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Informal economy Human rights Human resource management...

... in terms of broader conceptions of citizenship and human rights. Citizen rights are contested rights in the USA for undocumented immigrants and their children. It is found that theories of immigration and citizenship do not adequately explain the situation of undocumented childhood arrivals. After...

...Venera Bekteshi; Eglantina Gjermeni; Mary Van Hook Purpose Human trafficking for sexual purposes is a significant human rights violation, as well as a crime of international proportions. Albania has been identified as an important source of individuals who are trafficked as well as an entry point...

... meaningless. Moreover, they must be obligated to others, who make similar claims to social and human rights. The moral responsibilities approach on property examines how moral judgements on property are objective, contextual and social, in that access to land and resources are a vital pre‐condition...

... Convention on the Rights of the Child, and the so‐called “International Bill of Human Rights” as sufficient and workable international legal foundations for policies and programmes protecting children from harmful or abusive forms and relations of work. The minimum‐age approach derives from...

... represents nothing less than a perverse lack of caring for children. From the perspective of several sending countries, however, nationalist adoption movements and resistance to adoption by foreigners is a point of national honor and represents protection of citizens from human rights abuses (e.g. child...

... dollars, she insinuates that the price (US$1,000) is insultingly low for the child she is about to bear. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Children (kinship) Social policy Family Human rights Brazil The British anthropologist Strathern (1992) thinks through just such an issue...