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Sexual harassment in the workplace : despite being illegal, costly, and an affront to dignity, sexual harassment is pervasive and challenging to eliminate
Hersch, Joni - 2015
Workplace sexual harassment is internationally condemned as sex discrimination and a violation of human rights, and more than 75 countries have enacted legislation prohibiting it. Sexual harassment in the workplace increases absenteeism and turnover and lowers workplace productivity and job...
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Reasonable Grounds Evidence Involving Sexual Violence in Darfur
Hagan, John; Brooks, Richard R. W.; Haugh, Todd - 2021
Internal and international conflicts can often involve a level of impunity that allows sexual violence to persist unchecked by military and political leaders. The recent reversal by an appeals panel at the International Criminal Court of a pretrial decision not to charge President al-Bashir of...
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Child abuse materials as digital goods : why we should fear new commercial forms
Acar, Kemal Veli - 2017
Psycho-sociological and legal aspects of online child sexual abuse such as criminalization, offender profiling, and rehabilitation have been thoroughly studied in the literature. The economics of the issue may appear relatively insignificant at first sight, considering the devastating effects on...
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An Exchange Economy of Essential Liberties and Power
McPherron, Pat - 2012
Axioms order preferences over endowments of essential liberties and power, but not all goods are modeled as non-satiated. Essential liberties are normal goods with respect to the budget constraint of power up to thresholds of satiation of power, after which essential liberties model as Giffen...
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Between Economic Freedom and Effective Competition Enforcement : The Impact of the Antitrust Remedies Provided by the Modernisation Regulation on Investigated Parties’ Freedom to C...
Andreangeli, Arianna - 2012
the freedom to contract and the right to peacefully enjoy one’s possessions. After briefly examining the rationale for the … consider the questions of whether and to what extent the European Convention on Human Rights protects economic freedom and … the protection of property and of freedom to contract, by striking a “fair balance” between the common good and the …
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Gender and sexuality in the workplace
Williams, Christine L. (ed.); Dellinger, Kirsten (contributor) - 2010 - 1. ed.
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Access to Justice and Digital Transition : Towards a Justice Open to Citizens (A2J4all) (ACCESO A LA JUSTICIA Y SU TRANSICION DIGITAL: HACIA UNA JUSTICIA ABIERTA AL CIUDADANO (A2J4...
Vilalta, Aura Esther - 2022
Spanish Abstract: Resulta inaplazable el tránsito hacia la plena digitalización para lograr una justicia abierta, relacional, resiliente, eficiente, comprometida con las necesidades reales de las personas, en particular las que padecen algún grado de discapacidad o vulnerabilidad, y que...
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Islamic Headscarves and Female Circumcision : Unveiling the Threat Posed by Islam to Human Rights
Williamson, Myra - 2020
, Headscarves and Freedom of Religion in France and the United States”, which was published in the first issue of this journal …
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A State of Statelessness : The Indeterminate Domesticity of Federally Chartered Corporations
J. Lesko, Christina; Shachmurove, Amir - 2021
Although federally- and state- chartered corporations function similarly, federal law privileges the former in at least one significant respect: their access to this nation’s federal courts. Pursuant to the language now codified in Section 1332 of the twenty-eighth title of the United States...
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Doctors as Debt Collectors? Healthcare Providers and the Florida Consumer Collection Practices Act
Palermo, Anthony - 2023
Beginning in the 1960s, state legislatures across the country enacted consumer protection acts that “were originally designed to supplement the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) mission of protecting consumers from ‘unfair or deceptive acts or practices’ and are referred to as...
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