Tag Archive: International Human Rights

Marriage Equality Does Not Equal Adoption Equality

Photo courtesy of “Gay Adoption”

By Journal Student Writer Tyler Coe The general consensus among industrial modernized nations remains that orphaned children need stable homes. Rather than growing up …

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Disability Human Rights at Home and Abroad

By Journal Student Writer Tai Blas Access to education and employment are issues of fairness and justice in the United States. Scholars in other …

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Individual Justice Battles State Sovereignty

By Kelsey Rwayitare, Student Writer for The Journal of Gender, Race & Justice On July 31, 2009, the Iranian government arrested three American hikers …

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Egyptian Women’s Freedom Curtailed

-Brooke Amos, JGRJ Student Writer 2009-10 Friday, October 30, 2009 Americans often take it for granted that they will be able …

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Recognizing Historical Disparages to Help Zimbabwe Move Forward

-Brooke Amos, JGRJ Student Writer 2010-09 Friday, October 02, 2009 In most places in the world, property rights have always been …

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