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Article no.1 – Sexual Emancipation in Ireland A historical account and what the 33rd Dáil may bring. 
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The prohibition of the right to abortion: a precedence for the judicially “legitimised” violation of universal human rights?
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Integrating Development into the Human Rights Regime: A Long Way to go for the UN Declaration on the Right to Development
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Does the solution to poverty, hunger, and gender equality really lie buried in the soil?
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The role of EULEX in the War Criminal Prosecution Process in Kosovo
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Turning a blind eye to foreign terrorist fighters: the case of Europe
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Undermining human rights in the fight against terrorism: nationality deprivation and repatriation of Foreign Terrorist Fighters
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The impact of Information and Communication Technologies on Human Trafficking
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Getting away with Human Rights Violations: Torture and Human Trafficking entangled in Libyan Detention Centres for Migrants
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