Throughout history national governments have passed occasional laws to protect human health from environmental contamination. Aboutad80 the Senate of Rome passed legislation to protect the city’s supply of clean water for drinking and bathing. In the 14th century England prohibited both the burning ...
The biochar system entails a significant reconfiguration of farming operations, including some completely novel practices that impose considerable demands of labour, time, skill and attention. The potential direct benefits in terms of household nutrition may depend on how effectively the biochar system ...
The English constitution and the English common law grew up together, very gradually, more as the result of the accretion of custom than through deliberate, rational legislation by some “sovereign” lawgiver. Parliament grew out of the Curia Regis, the King’s Council, in which the monarch or...
Now under Art 21A Right to Education for the children between the ages of 6-14 years has been granted. Art. 22 guarantees protection against arbitrary arrest and detention.3. Right against Exploitation:This Fundamental Right forbids sale and purchase of human beings, forced labo...
of which areintroduced in this book, should, however,always be seen in terms of their depend-ence on the social, political, cultural andclimatic situation of the nation or theregion for which they were developedTo understand the content and objectivesof such tools and the theme of sustaina-...
Defenders 6 2: Human rights defenders' vulnerability We recognise human rights defenders are increasingly put in vulnerable situations and conditions, and the shrinking space in many countries where they can operate safely due to often restrictive legislation, stigmatisation and th...
compare laws. The customary laws that one found here and there could hardly hold any interest for scholars labouring to give society a model of idealjusticeand to discover or elucidate a higher law above humankind’s making. Indeed, in their opinion, local laws were no more than rubbish and...