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What is meant by fair-trial? Whether the legal standards of Nepal meet the fair trial standards guaranteed under the international covenant of civil and political rights (ICCPR) ? Compare the provisions under the ICCPR and constitution of Nepal. Refer case law.
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Human rights are culturally relative rather than universal. Do you agree? How can hunam rights be reconciled in the clash of cultures? Argue critically with examples.
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” Hunger is not a problem of there not being enough resources but of how to secure access to resources.” Following this proposition, you are asked to write a concept note to submit the government of Nepal suggesting how right to food sovereignty and food security be achieved as essential human right to adequate standard of living. Demonstrate your writing including relevant principles, international standards, constitutional provision and jurisprudence.
OpenSoni Shrestha asked 7 years ago • 
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Human rights are neither eastern nor western but inherent human rights of all simply to be enjoyed by virtue of being human. Trace out some of the underlying norms and values embedded in the eastern and western documents that are evolved out as international bill of human rights.
OpenSoni Shrestha asked 7 years ago • 
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What are non- derogable human rights? In which situation this issue is raised? Refer relevant human rights provision.
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Discuss the elements of torture under the convention against torture.
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What do you mean by civil strife? Discuss briefly the importance of international human rights instruments to be applicable during the situation.
OpenSoni Shrestha asked 7 years ago • 
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Write a short note on the core principles of the convention on the rights of the child.
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Write a short note on the role and mandate of national human rights commission of Nepal.
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Describe the admissibility criteria of individual complaint mechanism under the first optional protocol of international covenant on civil and political rights.
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How far do you consider the cultural rights as human rights? Answer with relevant examples of Nepal and other jurisdictions.
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What are the principles of fair trial? How far has the interim constitution of Nepal incorporated these principles? Refer the relevant provision with cases and examples.
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Describe the necessity of CEDAW in elimination of all forms of discrimination against women. Discuss the jurisprudence developed by the supreme court of Nepal on the rights of Women in brief.
OpenSoni Shrestha asked 7 years ago • 
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Trace out the contribution of the league of nations in the development of human rights.
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Limited resources are not the principal cause of widespread violations of right to adequate standards of living such as right to food and can’t be used as an excuse to deny such rights. Discuss critically with reference to relevant human rights standards and jurisprudence.
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