Nuestra mirada es crítica sobre la problemática de la construcción de identidades, tomando como punto de partida Iberoamérica, Pero al mismo tiempo trascendiendo las fronteras no sólo temporales sino espaciales, pues se trata de vincular los acontecimientos, sistemas de manifestaciones historicas, artisticas, filosoficas, sociologicas, culturales, economicas y politicas a un mundo globalizado y conectado, No cabe duda de que las historias conectadas, vinculadas mas alla de los limites temporo-espaciales constituyen un reto para el investigador de las Ciencias Sociales,El camino desde la vulnerabilidad, la marginalidad en muchos sectores, hasta la integracion no ha sido sencillo y esta aun por construirse, La trayectoria no es lineal ni progresiva, los obstaculos se multiplican, pero tambien los mecanismos para sortearlos, asi como los estudios y herramientas conceptuales y metodologicas que podemos aportar,Los flujos migratorios de ida y vuelta las brechas entre sectores poblacionales mas vulnerables siguen creciendo y aumentando las desigualdades en Iberoamerica, La actual crisis sanitaria surgida con la pandemia mundial de COVID-19, ha establecido nuevas segregaciones y vulnerabilidades entre paises, entre regiones dentro de un mismo pais y entre sectores socioeconomicos, Todo ello potencia el discurso del odio, el rechazo y la exclusion, culpabilizando a los mas vulnerables y acrecentando el abismo de las desigualdades

En el mundo actual resulta difícil sustraerse a la idea de que la globalización económica, política y jurídica ha marcado el devenir de las actuales crisis de las constituciones nacionales; no obstante, la monografia que les presentamos visibiliza una realidad en muchas ocasiones ignorada: el auge de un constitucionalismo universal que tiene preocupaciones comunes como los problemas que presenta el cambio climatico y la proteccion del medio ambiente, la cibercriminalidad, el auge del populismo y los partidos politicos extremistas o la financiacion transnacional de los partidos politicos. La egida tambien de un constitucionalismo que hoy mas que nunca es tecnica de la libertad e instrumento de igualdad e integracion de mayorias preteridas como las mujeres o de minorias por siempre vejadas como los indigenas. Esta es una obra que relata las principales preocupaciones del constitucionalismo mexicano y español de nuestros dias, que como podra corroborar el lector atento son las de todos.

En el mundo actual resulta difícil sustraerse a la idea de que la globalización económica, política y jurídica ha marcado el devenir de las actuales crisis de las constituciones nacionales; no obstante, la monografia que les presentamos visibiliza una realidad en muchas ocasiones ignorada: el auge de un constitucionalismo universal que tiene preocupaciones comunes como los problemas que presenta el cambio climatico y la proteccion del medio ambiente, la cibercriminalidad, el auge del populismo y los partidos politicos extremistas o la financiacion transnacional de los partidos politicos. La egida tambien de un constitucionalismo que hoy mas que nunca es tecnica de la libertad e instrumento de igualdad e integracion de mayorias preteridas como las mujeres o de minorias por siempre vejadas como los indigenas. Esta es una obra que relata las principales preocupaciones del constitucionalismo mexicano y español de nuestros dias, que como podra corroborar el lector atento son las de todos.

The detention of migrants who have not committed a crime is one of the most disturbing contemporary practices from the point of view of human rights (Costello 2015). Administrative detention of asylum-seekers poses an additional problem: it causes an independent deterioration of the mental health of people who are (potentially) already highly traumatised (Filges et al. 2015). The intention of this book is to systematise in a comprehensive manner the obligations that States owe to detained asylum-seekers under the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). This objective is pursued through an analysis of the judgments of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) regarding Article 5 (right to liberty and related rights, such as the right to a judicial review of the detention) and Article 3 ECHR (conditions of detention) in cases in which the applicant was an asylum-seeker. This case law review is placed within the broader context of the human rights guarantees offered by the Refugee Convention and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR). The book also seeks to identify whether the tighter migration control policies pushed for by European Union Member States after 2015 impacted the Courts case law on asylum detention. With this twofold approach, it hopes to serve as a guide for strategic litigation before national courts and the ECtHR, as well as to contribute to the academic debate on how the European Court could raise its standards of protection in migration-related cases.

Essa cartilha se propõe a transmitir de forma simples e clara, informações que possam orientar mulheres sobre formas de violência, direitos e mecanismos institucionais de apoio disponíveis. Queremos

Abordando o tema do direito a vida segura, a obra se dedica aos direitos sexuais reprodutivos e ao combate a violencia relacionada ao corpo da mulher. Abusos, desrespeitos e procedimentos sem consentimento da mulher gestante; negaço ou omisso a procedimentos legais de abortamento; negaço ou omisso a metodos contraceptivos; e falta de atendimento e acompanhamento no pre-natal sero explicados de forma simples e encarados como realmente so: atos de violencia que reduzem ou retiram da mulher a autonomia e a capacidade de tomar decises sobre seu corpo e sua sexualidade.

(Note: see also #19581, a different recording)

Editor: Edward Corwin / United States to June 30, 1952

Compiler: Carrie Lane Chapman Catt

Preface by the Earl of Balfour

Este es un compendio de Todas las Constituciones cubanas del siglo XIX. Se incluyen las promulgadas por España, como metrópolis colonial, y las proclamadas por los independentistas cubanos. A continuacion las enumeramos:Proyecto de Constitucion para la Isla de Cuba de 1812Constitucion de Guaimaro de 1869Constitucion de BaraguaConstitucion de Jimaguayu de 1895Constitucion de La Yaya de 1897Titulo I. Del territorio y la ciudadaniaTitulo II. De los derechos individuales y politicosTitulo III. Del Gobierno de la RepublicaTitulo IV. De la Asamblea de RepresentantesTitulo V. Disposiciones generalesConstitucion Autonomica de 1897Articulos adicionalesTitulo primero. Del Gobierno y Administracion de las islas de Cuba y Puerto RicoTitulo segundo. De las Camaras InsularesTitulo tercero. Del Consejo de AdministracionTitulo cuarto. De la Camara de RepresentantesTitulo quinto. De la manera de funcionar las Camaras Insulares y de las relaciones entre ambasTitulo sexto. De las facultades del Parlamento InsularTitulo septimo. Del Gobernador GeneralTitulo octavo. Del regimen municipal y provincialTitulo noveno. De las garantias para el cumplimiento de la Constitucion ColonialConstitucion provisional de Santiago de Cuba o de Leonard Wood de 1898

La Constitución Política de Bolivia de 1995 establece la organización del Estado boliviano, sus principios y valores, y los derechos y deberes de los ciudadanos. También establece la separación de poderes y la autonomia de los departamentos y municipios. Ademas, reconoce la diversidad cultural y linguistica del pais y promueve la igualdad de genero y la proteccion del medio ambiente.

Civil Rights Movement - Advancement Through Legislation is an anthology that captures the pivotal role of legislative measures in shaping the landscape of civil rights in the United States. The collection presents a diverse array of legal texts and landmark decisions that illustrate the dynamic interplay between activism and lawmaking during a transformative period in American history. From groundbreaking Supreme Court rulings to influential bills passed by Congress, the anthology underscores the power of legal frameworks in advancing equality and justice. Each piece is meticulously selected to demonstrate the impact of legal progress and the cultural shifts that prompted and ensued from these advancements, allowing readers to appreciate the depth and breadth of the civil rights era. The anthology is enriched by the contributions of the U.S. Supreme Court and the U.S. Government, whose collective influence played a critical role in crafting the civil rights narrative through legislation and judicial interpretation. These institutions, driven by constitutional mandates and social changes, reflect a confluence of legal thought and practical governance aimed at dismantling systemic discrimination. The anthology aligns with the civil rights movements historical context, showcasing how diverse legal voices contributed to a unified purpose of achieving liberty and equality for all. For readers seeking a comprehensive understanding of the civil rights movements legislative milestones, Civil Rights Movement - Advancement Through Legislation offers an invaluable resource. This collection invites exploration of the nuanced interactions between different legal entities and their concerted efforts to enact meaningful change. Engaging with this anthology encourages a deeper awareness of how legislative narratives shape societal ethos, underscoring its educational significance and the multifaceted perspectives it celebrates within a single, authoritative volume.

The Constitution of South Africa is the supreme law of the Republic of South Africa. It provides the legal foundation for the existence of the republic, sets out the rights and duties of its citizens, and defines the structure of the Government. Since 1996, the Constitution has been amended by seventeen amendment acts.

e-artnow presents to you a unique legal civil right collection comprised of the most important U.S. Civil Rights Acts and Supreme Court decisions considering racial discrimination. Table of Contents: Emancipation Proclamation & Gettysburg Address (1863) Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution (1865) Civil Rights Act of 1866 Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution (1868) Reconstruction Acts (1867-1868) Fifteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution (1870) Enforcement Act of 1870 The First Enforcement Act of 1871 (to enforce the rights of citizens of the United States to vote in the several States of this Union) The Second Enforcement Act of 1871 (Ku Klux Klan Act) Civil Rights Act of 1875 Executive Order 9981 (1948) Voting Rights Law of 1965 Executive Order 11246 (1965) Fair Housing Act (1968) United States Code Title 18 Chapter 13 (1968, 1976, 1988, 1994, 2009) The Community Reinvestment Act (1977) Matthew Shepard and James Byrd, Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act (2007) Case Law: Strauder v. West Virginia (1880) Buchanan v. Warley (1917) Shelley v. Kraemer (1948) Sweatt v. Painter (1950) Brown v. Board of Education (1954) Boynton v. Virginia (1960) Heart of Atlanta Motel Inc. v. United States (1964) Loving v. Virginia (1967) Jones v. Alfred H. Mayer Co. (1968) Regents of the University of California v. Bakke (1978) Batson v. Kentucky (1986)

The "New York State Constitution" serves as both a foundational legal document and a vital literary artifact that reflects the political and social ethos of New York State. Crafted in a clear and accessible style, the Constitution combines legal precision with a sense of democratic aspiration, delineating the rights and responsibilities of its citizens while addressing issues such as governance, individual liberties, and local autonomy. This document has evolved through multiple amendments, mirroring the states response to historical challenges and shifting cultural landscapes, making it an essential read for understanding American constitutionalism within a state context. The authorship of the "New York State Constitution" is attributed to the collective wisdom of the New York Constitutional Convention members, deeply influenced by Enlightenment ideals and the precedents set by earlier American and European constitutional frameworks. This legal artifact is a testament to the ongoing dialogue between legislative intent and the lived experiences of individuals, as it was shaped by the diverse voices seeking representation and justice throughout New Yorks history. Readers interested in law, political science, or history will find the "New York State Constitution" to be an indispensable resource that not only outlines the structural features of governance but also invites reflection on the evolving nature of rights and citizenship. It serves as a profound reminder of the foundational principles that continue to shape democratic ideals today.

The Constitution of Japan, enacted in 1946, stands as a pivotal document that reflects the transformative period following World War II. Written in a clear and accessible style, it articulates the principles of democracy, sovereignty of the people, and respect for fundamental human rights, marking Japans shift from militarism to pacifism. The text also innovatively incorporates constitutional mandates for social welfare, setting a precedent in post-war constitutionalism. The influence of both the American Constitution and the historical Japanese context is evident, merging Eastern and Western ideologies to forge a unique legal framework destined to guide the nations future. The authorship of the Constitution is attributed to a group of Japanese legal experts and U.S. officials, responding to the pressing need for a new political order in a war-torn nation. The circumstances surrounding its creation were deeply rooted in Japans war experience and subsequent Allied Occupation. This milieu of reform and modernization inspired the drafters to envision a document not only reflective of contemporary values but one that could also provide a lasting foundation for peace and democratic governance. This exceptional work is not merely a legal text; it is a beacon of hope and renewal. Readers interested in legal history, political science, or East Asian studies will find this Constitution both enlightening and essential for understanding Japans contemporary identity. Engaging with this document prompts critical reflections on governance, citizenship, and the role of law in society.

The Constitution of Namibia, a seminal document adopted on March 21, 1990, serves as a beacon of democratic governance and human rights in a region marked by colonialism and socio-political upheaval. This legal text is not merely a collection of laws but a profound narrative reflecting Namibias commitment to establishing a constitutional democracy, promoting equality, and safeguarding the dignity of all citizens. Consciously written in a style that balances legal precision with accessible language, it incorporates the principles of international law while addressing the unique context of Namibian history, culture, and aspirations for peace and unity. The Government of Namibia, as the author of this constitution, represents the collective aspirations of a nation transitioning from decades of oppression to self-determination. Drawing on influences from various international legal instruments and the lessons of its historical struggles, the constitution also symbolizes the hard-fought journey toward nationhood and reconciliation among its diverse peoples. The contributions of key figures from Namibias liberation movement are echoed throughout the text, infusing it with a sense of purpose and hope. I wholeheartedly recommend the Constitution of Namibia to scholars, policymakers, and anyone interested in the legacy of post-colonial governance. It is an indispensable resource for understanding the foundations of democracy within Namibia, showcasing how law can articulate the ideals of a nation while protecting the rights of its citizens.