Nadia Silhi
University of Edinburgh, School of Law, Department Member
- Free Speech, Hate Speech, Cultural Diversity, Jurisprudence, Political Theory, Legal Theory, and 14 morePhilosophy Of Law, Human Rights, Political Philosophy, Filosofía del Derecho, Teoría Del Derecho, Moral Philosophy, Filosofia del Diritto, Derechos Humanos, Filosofía Política, International Relations, Social Sciences, Education, Legal Philosophy, and War Crimes, Crimes Against Humanityedit
- PhD student (University of Edinburgh). MA in advanced studies in human rights (University Carlos III of Madrid). Lawyer (University of Chile).edit
El trabajo aborda las violaciones al Derecho internacional en Palestina a través de las categorías jurídicas de ocupación, colonialismo y apartheid. Analiza al movimiento BDS (Boicot, Desinversión y Sanciones contra el Estado de Israel)... more
El trabajo aborda las violaciones al Derecho internacional en Palestina a través de las categorías jurídicas de ocupación, colonialismo y apartheid. Analiza al movimiento BDS (Boicot, Desinversión y Sanciones contra el Estado de Israel) en tanto respuesta a dichas violaciones al Derecho internacional y propone entenderlo como la forma de protestar de la sociedad civil palestinaMáster Oficial en Estudios Avanzados en Derechos Humanos. Curso 2017/2018Presidente: Fco Javier Ansuátegui ; Secretario: Carlos Lema Añón ; Vocal: Emilio Pajares Montoli
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Este trabajo pretende reflexionar sobre conceptos del derecho internacional como son la ocupación, la colonización y el apartheid, en relación a la situación de Palestina. El objetivo es poder contribuir a caracterizar la situación... more
Este trabajo pretende reflexionar sobre conceptos del derecho internacional como son la ocupación, la colonización y el apartheid, en relación a la situación de Palestina. El objetivo es poder contribuir a caracterizar la situación jurídica de los territorios palestinos ocupados, específicamente Cisjordania.
This paper aims to reflect on concepts of the International Law, which are occupation, colonization and apartheid, in relation to the situation of Palestine. The objective is to be able to contribute to the characterisation of the legal status of the Palestinian occupied territories, specifically the West Bank.
This paper aims to reflect on concepts of the International Law, which are occupation, colonization and apartheid, in relation to the situation of Palestine. The objective is to be able to contribute to the characterisation of the legal status of the Palestinian occupied territories, specifically the West Bank.
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The traditional principles on which the right of refugees is based have undergone a significant transformation due, in no small measure, to the asylum claims presented by women fleeing their countries as a result of gender-based... more
The traditional principles on which the right of refugees is based have undergone a significant
transformation due, in no small measure, to the asylum claims presented by women fleeing their
countries as a result of gender-based persecution. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the
extent to which this reality has been incorporated into national and international legislation, the
interpretations that have followed, and to analyse some of the foundational legal instruments of
the Refugee Law such as the 1951 United Nations Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees
and the 1967 Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees, as well as Chilean legislation. From this analysis, we gather that, in the absence of initial recognition of persecution on grounds
of gender, this has been gradually implemented in international guidelines and internal legal
systems via their refugee Laws, as in the case of Chile.
transformation due, in no small measure, to the asylum claims presented by women fleeing their
countries as a result of gender-based persecution. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the
extent to which this reality has been incorporated into national and international legislation, the
interpretations that have followed, and to analyse some of the foundational legal instruments of
the Refugee Law such as the 1951 United Nations Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees
and the 1967 Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees, as well as Chilean legislation. From this analysis, we gather that, in the absence of initial recognition of persecution on grounds
of gender, this has been gradually implemented in international guidelines and internal legal
systems via their refugee Laws, as in the case of Chile.
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El trabajo aborda las violaciones al Derecho internacional en Palestina a través de las categorías jurídicas de ocupación, colonialismo y apartheid. Analiza al movimiento BDS (Boicot, Desinversión y Sanciones contra el Estado de Israel)... more
El trabajo aborda las violaciones al Derecho internacional en Palestina a través de las categorías jurídicas de ocupación, colonialismo y apartheid. Analiza al movimiento BDS (Boicot, Desinversión y Sanciones contra el Estado de Israel) en tanto respuesta a dichas violaciones al Derecho internacional y propone entenderlo como la forma de protestar de la sociedad civil palestina.