Selected Aspects of Human Life in Civil and Criminal Law
Keywords:
right to life, discrimination, honor killing, criminal offences against life, marriageSynopsis
The scientific monograph 'Selected aspects of human life in civil and criminal law' comprises ten contributions. The authors analyse various aspects of the meaning of human life in the light of selected topics in civil and criminal law. The Slovenian and Turkish authors, aware of the importance and sensitivity of the overarching theme of the scientific monograph, provide an analysis of selected pressing topics (e.g. honour killing, disinheritance, crimes against life and limb, vulnerability of certain social groups (elder persons)) in the light of both national, as well as of international regulation and relevant case-law. The scientific monograph thus provides the reader with an insight into historical, current and future aspects of human life.
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- Forcible Medical Intervention as a Violation of Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights Forcible Medical Intervention as a Violation of Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights
- Vulnerabilität von älteren Personen – ausgewählte Aspekte Vulnerabilität von älteren Personen – ausgewählte Aspekte
- Consequences of Crimes Against Life for the Order of Succession Consequences of Crimes Against Life for the Order of Succession
- Effect of Partner’s Death on Companies Effect of Partner’s Death on Companies
- Attempt and Crimes Against Life and Limb Attempt and Crimes Against Life and Limb
- Crimes against Human Life in Turkish Penal Code Crimes against Human Life in Turkish Penal Code
- Criminal Offences Against Life in the Criminal Code of the Republic of Slovenia Criminal Offences Against Life in the Criminal Code of the Republic of Slovenia
- Das menschliche Leben im modernen Medizinstrafrecht Das menschliche Leben im modernen Medizinstrafrecht
- Ehrenmorde im türkischen Strafrecht Ehrenmorde im türkischen Strafrecht
- Parricidium and the Penalty of the Sack Parricidium and the Penalty of the Sack