REVUE : International Journal of Human Rights (vol. 17, n°4, 2013)

Catherine MAIA

The latest issue of the International Journal of Human Rights (vol. 17, n°4, 2013) is out. Contents include:

• Andrew Wolman, The relationship between national and sub-national human rights institutions in federal states
• Nicolas Carrillo, The framework of the protection of the human rights of persons with disabilities from non-state entities
• Eilionóir Flynn, Making human rights meaningful for people with disabilities: advocacy, access to justice and equality before the law
• Barbara Mikołajczyk, Is the ECHR ready for global ageing?
• Bnar Ariany, The Conflict between Women's Rights and Cultural Practices in Iraq
• Patience Munge Sone, Approaches to gender conflicts on land ownership in the courts of Anglophone Cameroon: human rights implications
• G. Alex Sinha, Child soldiers as super-privileged combatants