The latest volume of the
Asian Yearbook of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (Vol. 6, 2022) is out. Contents include:
- Part 1 Festschrift: Professor Shaheen Sardar Ali
- Ayesha Shahid & Javaid Rehman, In Conversation with Professor Shaheen Sardar Ali
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Surya P. Subedi, The Status of Dalit Women in Nepal
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Mashood A. Baderin, Prophet Muhammad as “A Mercy for the Worlds”: A Human Rights
Perspective in Relation to the Blasphemy Laws and Respect for the
Rule of Law in Pakistan
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Nadjma Yassari, Caught Between Religion and Law: The Case of Assisted Reproductive
Technology (ART) in Iran
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Shahbaz Ahmad Cheema, Women’s Status in Islam: An Analysis from the Perspective of Private
and Public Spheres
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Lena-Maria Möller, Marital Choice and “Suitability” in a Heterogeneous Society:
Some Reflections on Kafāʾa in the United Arab Emirates
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Mamman Lawan, Al-Shaybani and Grotius: An Inquiry into Comparative
International Law
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Musa Usman Abubakar, Interrogating the Plea of Grave and Sudden Provocation In Islamic
Criminal Law: Case Study of Pakistan
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Ayesha Shahid, Child Domestic Workers in Pakistan: Challenges, Legislative
Interventions, and Finding a Way Forward
- Part 2 General Articles
- Siobhan Smith, The Role of Education in Protecting the Right to Culture of Indigenous
Peoples and Ethnic Minorities and in Peacebuilding: The Rohingya
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Ahmed Almutawa & Hajer Almanea, Analyses of Non-compliance to Legislation by Signatories to the Arab
Charter of Human Rights: A Framework for National Observance and
Regional Enforcement
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Mohammad Danyal Khan, Redefining the Interaction Between Patents and Access to
Medicines; Will World Trade Organisation (WTO) show Solidarity by
Accommodating Human Rights?
- Part 3 Developments in State Practice
- Alexander Gilder, Contracting Space for Opposing Speech in South East Asia and
Restrictions on the Online Freedom of Expression
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Mamman Lawan, Nexus between Underdevelopment, Corruption and Legal Disorder
in Nigeria
