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Graduand of LL.B International from Maynooth University and Comenius University. Interests include advocacy, social justice, media regulation and public international law.
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American Journal of International Law, 2014
International Court of Justice judgment on legality of Japan’s Antarctic whaling program under th... more International Court of Justice judgment on legality of Japan’s Antarctic whaling program under the International Convention for the Regulation of Whaling
Although codetermination may be considered a worthy tool for increasing stakeholder interest, doe... more Although codetermination may be considered a worthy tool for increasing stakeholder interest, does it represent a more socially defined regime by distributing collective justice in the form of income equalities? Can such be assumed as exhibiting a democratic capitalism ideology? I shall analyse certain treaty provisions, directives and case law that have attempted to determine the viability of this elusive corporate governance tactic.
Why are distinctions made between the mother and the father in constitutional provisions? Is this... more Why are distinctions made between the mother and the father in constitutional provisions? Is this a pre-conception? Religion? Stereotypes?
This essay will evaluate certain aspects in accordance with a fundamental status in law to parental rights. I will draw particular attention to the Constitution of Ireland of 1937 which, in Article 42, states that 'the inalienable right and duty of parents to provide, according to their means, for the religious and moral, intellectual, physical and social education of their children.' I shall compare such with Article 31 of the Italian Constitution which states that: “The Republic assists the formation of the family and the fulfilment of its duties, with particular consideration for large families, through economic measures and other benefits.
The Republic protects mothers, children and the young by adopting necessary provisions.”
With ample regard to the scandal of Mark Zuckerberg and the inevitable leaks from media that have... more With ample regard to the scandal of Mark Zuckerberg and the inevitable leaks from media that have exposed unjust data protection processing, there is in fact, legislation in the European Union which aims to guard such from occurring. This paper focuses on how Facebook will differ come GDPR and how data protection laws in Slovakia will be transformed come May 25, 2018.
This paper will briefly analyse codetermination as a tool of corporate governance in Germany and ... more This paper will briefly analyse codetermination as a tool of corporate governance in Germany and explore the effects it has upon income. The recent judgement of the Erzberger case and the method of cross-border application of German border rules have unearthed mitigation in this area of law which is still uncertain in many EU Member States. I will use relevant academic commentary whilst adding my own legal opinion to determine whether codetermination unfairly distributes income by exhibiting democratic capitalism .
Commercial whaling has been banned since the adoption of the 1982 Whaling Commission (IWC) morato... more Commercial whaling has been banned since the adoption of the 1982 Whaling Commission (IWC) moratorium under Article VIII, which restricts whaling, with two exceptions, for " purposes of scientific research " and allowing aboriginal-subsistence whaling.2 Australia sued Japan in May 2010 for infringing three provisions of the ICRW by administering whaling under their second phase of the Japanese Whale Research Program with use of a special permit (JARPA II). These infringements were the moratorium on all commercial whaling, the embargo of use of factory ships and the restriction of whaling in the Southern Ocean Sanctuary. 3 The ICJ appraised that the activities commissioned under JARPA II were classified as scientific research, but that " the evidence does not establish that the programme's design and implementation are reasonable in relation to achieving its stated objectives " .4 The court concluded that pursuant to Article VIII, paragraph 1, the permits issued by Japan were " not for purposes of scientific research " and ordered Japan to end its JARPA II programme. This paragraph states:
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American Journal of International Law, 2014
International Court of Justice judgment on legality of Japan’s Antarctic whaling program under th... more International Court of Justice judgment on legality of Japan’s Antarctic whaling program under the International Convention for the Regulation of Whaling
Although codetermination may be considered a worthy tool for increasing stakeholder interest, doe... more Although codetermination may be considered a worthy tool for increasing stakeholder interest, does it represent a more socially defined regime by distributing collective justice in the form of income equalities? Can such be assumed as exhibiting a democratic capitalism ideology? I shall analyse certain treaty provisions, directives and case law that have attempted to determine the viability of this elusive corporate governance tactic.
Why are distinctions made between the mother and the father in constitutional provisions? Is this... more Why are distinctions made between the mother and the father in constitutional provisions? Is this a pre-conception? Religion? Stereotypes?
This essay will evaluate certain aspects in accordance with a fundamental status in law to parental rights. I will draw particular attention to the Constitution of Ireland of 1937 which, in Article 42, states that 'the inalienable right and duty of parents to provide, according to their means, for the religious and moral, intellectual, physical and social education of their children.' I shall compare such with Article 31 of the Italian Constitution which states that: “The Republic assists the formation of the family and the fulfilment of its duties, with particular consideration for large families, through economic measures and other benefits.
The Republic protects mothers, children and the young by adopting necessary provisions.”
With ample regard to the scandal of Mark Zuckerberg and the inevitable leaks from media that have... more With ample regard to the scandal of Mark Zuckerberg and the inevitable leaks from media that have exposed unjust data protection processing, there is in fact, legislation in the European Union which aims to guard such from occurring. This paper focuses on how Facebook will differ come GDPR and how data protection laws in Slovakia will be transformed come May 25, 2018.
This paper will briefly analyse codetermination as a tool of corporate governance in Germany and ... more This paper will briefly analyse codetermination as a tool of corporate governance in Germany and explore the effects it has upon income. The recent judgement of the Erzberger case and the method of cross-border application of German border rules have unearthed mitigation in this area of law which is still uncertain in many EU Member States. I will use relevant academic commentary whilst adding my own legal opinion to determine whether codetermination unfairly distributes income by exhibiting democratic capitalism .
Commercial whaling has been banned since the adoption of the 1982 Whaling Commission (IWC) morato... more Commercial whaling has been banned since the adoption of the 1982 Whaling Commission (IWC) moratorium under Article VIII, which restricts whaling, with two exceptions, for " purposes of scientific research " and allowing aboriginal-subsistence whaling.2 Australia sued Japan in May 2010 for infringing three provisions of the ICRW by administering whaling under their second phase of the Japanese Whale Research Program with use of a special permit (JARPA II). These infringements were the moratorium on all commercial whaling, the embargo of use of factory ships and the restriction of whaling in the Southern Ocean Sanctuary. 3 The ICJ appraised that the activities commissioned under JARPA II were classified as scientific research, but that " the evidence does not establish that the programme's design and implementation are reasonable in relation to achieving its stated objectives " .4 The court concluded that pursuant to Article VIII, paragraph 1, the permits issued by Japan were " not for purposes of scientific research " and ordered Japan to end its JARPA II programme. This paragraph states: