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Mohd Nazril Saad, Muhammad Safwan Harun, Muhammad Ikhlas Rosele
Analisis Konseptual Aplikasi Wakalah dalam Perkhidmatan Ibadah Komersial di Malaysia dari Perspektif Perundangan Islam
Law

This study aims to analyse conceptually the application of wakalah (agency) in religious service provisions such as charity, ritual animal sacrifice,...

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The paper, "Analisis Konseptual Aplikasi Wakalah dalam Perkhidmatan Ibadah Komersial di Malaysia dari Perspektif Perundangan Islam", presents a timely...

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Hasnan Hasbi, M. Tumpu M. Yusuf Satria
Review of Construction Legal Aspects on Technical Specifications of Building Projects (Case Study in Five-storey Building of Makassar City)
Law

This study aims to review the legal aspects of construction in relation to the technical specifications applied in building projects, with a specific...

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This paper, titled "Review of Construction Legal Aspects on Technical Specifications of Building Projects (Case Study in Five-storey Building of Makas...

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Soliyana Yared
Suing #MeToo
Law

Though the Depp v Heard media storm propelled it into the public’s view, the use of defamation lawsuits to punish individuals who choose to disclose t...

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This paper tackles a highly timely and critical issue at the intersection of law, gender, and public discourse, particularly in the wake of high-profi...

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Abdi Aidid
Accessing Gender Justice
Law

This article examines contemporary access to justice discourse through the lens of gender justice, challenging the prevailing preference for technocra...

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The article "Accessing Gender Justice" offers a timely and incisive critique of prevailing access to justice (A2J) discourse, arguing compellingly for...

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Daniel Del Gobbo
Finding Equality: A Creative Take on Feminist Judgment Projects and the Criminalization of HIV Non-Disclosure
Law

Feminist judgment projects have proliferated in recent years, with contributors in over twelve countries rewriting judgments to bring the relationship...

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"Finding Equality: A Creative Take on Feminist Judgment Projects and the Criminalization of HIV Non-Disclosure" presents a timely and incisive critiqu...

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Jennifer A. Orange, Sabrina K. Khela
Women Talking: An Alchemy for Feminist Alternative Dispute Resolution
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Over the past decade, a growing number of women who have experienced sexual violence have turned to alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and have file...

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This article presents a compelling and timely intervention into the evolving landscape of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) for survivors of sexual...

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Colleen Sheppard
Revisiting the Troubling Case of Olive Dickason: Insights from Frontiers of Gender Equality: Transnational Legal Perspectives
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On 24 September 1992, the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed Olive Patricia Dickason’s appeal, challenging her mandatory retirement at age sixty-five f...

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This paper undertakes a crucial re-examination of the Supreme Court of Canada's 1992 decision in the Olive Patricia Dickason case, which centered on m...

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Léa Brière-Godbout
Speaking from (Dis)empowerment? The Difference between Reverse and Collateral Discrimination
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Globally, we are seeing the rise of a trend where members of empowered groups claim being the victims of discrimination. These claims force us to pond...

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This article tackles a highly pertinent and increasingly visible societal and legal issue: claims of discrimination by members of traditionally empowe...

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Mapping Legal Pluralism in Two Asian Jurisdictions: A Comparative Study of Pakistan and Singapore
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This article makes a comparative analysis of how Pakistan and Singapore manage to navigate in the legal ambit of pluralism within the dual framework o...

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This article presents a highly compelling and timely comparative analysis of legal pluralism within the seemingly uniform framework of centralized, co...

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Taking Proportionality Seriously: A Countercultural Approach
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Proportionality was introduced into Ontario’s Rules of Civil Procedure in 2008. A plain reading of Rules 1.04(1) and (1.1) is the ‘traditional’ interp...

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The article, "Taking Proportionality Seriously: A Countercultural Approach," presents a compelling re-evaluation of proportionality within Ontario’s R...

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