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ANALYTICAL ESSAY OUTLINE INTERNATIONAL LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS Thesis: Jurisdictions are under duress required to promptly address cases or allegations of torture and promptly assist victims of torture. STATUS OF PROHIBITION AGAINST TORTURE AND CRUEL, INHUMAN, OR DEGRADING TREATMENT OR PUNISHMENT UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW (BOTH CUSTOMARY AND CONVENTIONAL) Role of Jurisdictions - jurisdictions across the globe are required to take effective efforts aimed at preventing torture within any section under their territory. Role of customary…

Student’s Name: Professor’s Name: Course Title: Date: Domestic Violence Against Women Domestic violence is any form of abuse meted against the women in the society. Domestic violence can take many forms. Although domestic violence affects people of both genders, the most vulnerable ones are the women. Women have been categorized as the weaker sex. Most of the perpetrators of this vice are often men. In many cases, men are the ones who abuse women in…

Part 1 Chapter 21 The arrival of Germany in 1870 as a new powerful player on the international scene became a disruption to the already established order. While the world war impacted Europe’s colonial empires by drawing in laborers and soldiers from the colonies, which served to consolidate their power. The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the heir to the throne of Austria and his wife in June 1914 by a Tibetan nationalist was the…

Maritime Disputes According to international law, territorial water is an area in the sea that is adjacent to the state shores. This Is an area that is subject to the territorial jurisdiction of a country. On the other hand, an exclusive economic zone is a zone whereby a country has jurisdiction over natural resources that can be exploited from the area. However, according to maritime law, high seas are all areas within the saltwater that…

Student’s Name: Professor: Course: Date Global Political and Economic Realities Despite being delivered 29 years apart, “the state of the world” speeches given by President Wilson in 1918 and President Truman in 1947 played an important role in highlighting the US foreign policy and shaping the world’s history in the 20th century. President Wilson’s speech, popularly known as the President Wilson’s Fourteen Points, was given before Congress on the 8th, January 1918 and called for…

Critical Analysis: Blacks in Milwaukee Student’s Name: University Affiliation: Date: Critical Analysis: Blacks in Milwaukee Q.1 The article is centered on the fight for civil rights and black suffrage. The author points out how black suffrage was abhorred in Milwaukee even after the referendum in 1848. The battle for black suffrage, which among other things involved was the defeat of a referendum that sought to extend suffrage to all ‘colored’ male residents other than it…

Name Instructor Task Date Confessions of a Liberal Gun Owner Justin Cronin is an American who lectures at Rice University in Houston. Justin Cronin is also an award-winning novelist. He is the author of “Confession of a Liberal Gun Owner” which was published in the New York Times. Justin Cronin also has a family; he is a husband, a father, and a gun owner. Justin Cronin owns many guns but in he confessed that ownership…

Name Instructor Course Date Immanuel Kant Moral Philosophy Immanuel Kant’s stance on moral philosophy is one of the most widely studied, upheld, and criticized viewpoints in contemporary philosophy. The fact that it draws as much support as it attracts criticism shows its comprehensiveness. According to Kant, Categorical Imperative was the ultimate golden rule in philosophy and common sense without which an individual would not be considered moral. Kant is typically regarded as the father of…

FMLA Student’s Name Institution FMLA The Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) of 1993 is a United States federal law that requires employers in some certain companies to provide their employees with unpaid, job-protected medical leave due to personal or family related medical issues. The act calls upon the employers to cater for the workers' health insurance cover during the leave period based on the same terms and conditions as if the employee was still on…

Question 1. Question 1a-answer A contract is an agreement between two or more parties concerning something that the parties have intentions of being enforceable by the law. For a contract to be enforceable an offer must be given by one party, and the other one must accept. An offer is different from an invitation to treat which is not intended to be binding as soon as the person to whom it is addressed accepts. In…