Law Introduction to International Human Rights Law for Each One / Shin Hye? / Andrea Shenberg

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[Introduction to the Contents]
The following case study deals with cases and human rights issues that have actually occurred in Japan, and the factors that make life difficult and unreasonable are examined from the perspective of international human rights law.
Students struggling to repay scholarships (also as a motive for suicide)
Women who suffered from sexual violence due to fear (perpetrators can be punished with the revision of the Penal Code)
Talent who endured sexual violence from the president of the office to which she belongs ("Johnnys Office Incident")
Women who are thinking about getting divorced ("Fuji Housing Trial")
Women who have been told by her husband that "If you want to do housework, make as much money as me" ("Division of Roles and Discrimination against Women")

? Chapter 4 : Domestic Labor and the Rights of Women - Economic and Social Equality and the Division of Domestic Labor are two wheels of a car
? case4 : Mr. D, who is told by his husband that "If you want me to do the housework, make as much money as I do."
? Chapter 5 : The Right Not to Be Subjected to Ethnic Discrimination - How to Stop Company Discrimination
? case5 : Anti-Discrimination Law and National Human Rights Institution
Column (6) : The Problem of Hate Speech and Hate Speech by Public Figures
? Chapter 6 : Human Rights of Foreigners 『 : Coexistence and Exchange between Japan and South Korea Transcending Nationalism 』 (Akashi Shoten, 2016), Masaharu Yanagihara et al., Ed. 『 Practice International Law Lecture (3rd edition) 』 (Shinzansha, 2017) et al. 2023 2023 2021 1966 1993 1995 2020 2020 2016 2009 1999 ウィシュマ Okawara 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 『 』 『 Aoyama Gakuin University