Volume 2 – Journal of Global Justice and Public Policy

Volume 2:2

Fall 2015

Table of Contents

Articles

Tangled Up: Restoring the Parental Rights of Immigrants Caught Between Immigration Court and the Family Court
Jessica N. Flores

Prosecution as a Mere Pretext of Persecution: Granting Refugee Status to Chinese Citizens Who Face Prosecution under Unspoken, Unofficial Chinese “Law”
Ra Hee Jeon

Notes

Fighting War and Furthering Slavery: The Alarming Truth about Private Military Firms and the Solution to End Their Involvement in Human Sex Trafficking
Carissa A. Rarick

“The Suggestions on the Rights of the Child”: Why the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child is a Twenty-Five Year Failure
Sherilyn C. Baxter

Verboten: Forbidden Homeschooling in Germany and Its Conflict with International Religious Freedom
Jacob A. Aschmutat

Comment

Baby Steps: The European Court of Human Rights Moves Closer to Protecting the Unborn in Parrillo v. Italy
Palmer E. Hurst & Christina A. Hurst

Book Review

An Alternative to “Business as Usual”?
Kathleen A. McKee

Symposium

4th Annual Symposium: Human Rights and the Sexualization of Culture
Journal of Global Justice and Public Policy & the Center for Global Justice, Human Rights and the Rule of Law

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Volume 2:2

Spring 2016

Table of Contents

Articles

Sharia and Law in the Age of Constitutionalism
Mohammad Rasekh

Freedom of Conscience and New “LGBT Rights” in International Human Rights Law
Travis S. Weber & L. Lin

The United States’ Response to Human Trafficking: Sword of Justice or Paper Tiger?
Kathleen A. McKee

Notes

Crime and Propaganda: What Is to Be Done with Russian Federal Law № 135-FZ
Christopher A. Troye

Why the Combination of Universal Jurisdiction and Political Lawfare Will Destroy the Sacred Sovereignty of States
Jennifer R. Breedon

Government Regulation of Sexual Orientation Change Efforts: Infringement upon Our Rights to Exercise Parental Authority and Preserve Family Unity
Darea Eom

Comment

The Green Deal Goes Sour for the Clean Energy Sector in Great Britain
Joshua G. Gamboa

A Decision in Favor of Trinity Western University and Religious Rights in Canada
Parker M. Wornall

Book Review

The Disintegrating Constitution: The Progressive Credo of a Sitting Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court
James M. Boland