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Human Rights in Latin-American prisons : towards a more comprehensive understanding

Clara Burbano Herrera (UGent) and Yves Haeck (UGent)

(2025) In International Studies in Human Rights 150.
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Assessing state compliance with interim measures protecting persons deprived of liberty in Latin America

Clara Burbano Herrera (UGent) and Luna Lanckvrind (UGent)

(2025) Human Rights in Latin-American prisons : towards a more comprehensive understanding. In International Studies in Human Rights 150. p.65-118
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Concluding remarks : the need to fundamentally rethink who is imprisoned, why, and under what conditions

Yves Haeck (UGent) and Clara Burbano Herrera (UGent)

(2025) Human Rights in Latin-American prisons : towards a more comprehensive understanding. In International Studies in Human Rights 150. p.267-274
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Preface

Clara Burbano Herrera (UGent) and Yves Haeck (UGent)

(2025) Human Rights in Latin-American prisons : towards a more comprehensive understanding. In International Studies in Human Rights 150. p.VII-IX
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Poverty and human rights: a European perspective

Laurens Lavrysen (UGent)

(2015) Human Rights and Development : legal perspectives from and for Ethiopia. In International Studies in Human Rights p.303-328
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Gender equality, women's rights, and environmental sustainability: the case of climate change

Nicky Broeckhoven (UGent)

(2015) Human Rights and Development : legal perspectives from and for Ethiopia. In International Studies in Human Rights p.360-382
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The human rights commission of Ethiopia and issues of forced evictions: a case-oriented study of its practice

Mohammed Abdo (UGent)

(2015) Human rights and development : legal perspectives from and for Ethiopia. In International Studies in Human Rights 111. p.329-359

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Human Rights in Latin-American prisons : towards a more comprehensive understanding

Assessing state compliance with interim measures protecting persons deprived of liberty in Latin America

Concluding remarks : the need to fundamentally rethink who is imprisoned, why, and under what conditions

Preface

Poverty and human rights: a European perspective

Gender equality, women's rights, and environmental sustainability: the case of climate change

The human rights commission of Ethiopia and issues of forced evictions: a case-oriented study of its practice

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