We are glad to present the edition of this e-book, which is the result of a fruitful cooperation between the Law School of University of Deusto (Bilbao, Basque Country, Spain) and the Law School of Unichristus University in Fortaleza (Ceará, Brazil).
Our collaboration started during the pandemic of Covid-19 and has been a great and productive experience for both students and faculties, especially because we have been discussing and reflecting about an important and urgent theme, which is Human Rights.
Fortunately we have been able to share many insights and researches about the Human Rights contemporary challenges and our latest event proved that the continuous effort of these two institutions has been worth it.
The contributions that we introduce now were presented at the II Congress of Master’s Students from the International Legal Studies course – LLM (University of Deusto) and the Master’s in Law (Unichristus University), that was held on May 30th and 31st in 2022.
Following the central themes that are addressed in our respective Master’s programs, there were two thematic axes for the Congress: Human Rights and Indigenous People and Human Rights and Vulnerability.
As we said in the first edition´s prologue: “We hope to continue taking steps to make university higher education an instrument of social transformation to create a fairer, more humane, and more sustainable world”.
International documents on women’s reproductive human rights: a reflection on women’s reproductive vulnerability and self-determination
págs. 9-26
págs. 27-45
págs. 47-66
Right to be forgotten in the STF: Re no. 1.010.606/RJ
págs. 67-74
págs. 75-87
págs. 89-98
Vaccine priority for the elderly or health professionals?: A study of public civil action No. 0803172-50.2021.4.05.8100 in light of the principiological nature of fundamental rights and the weighting of principles proposed by Dworkin
Harissa Castelo Brando Roque, Sabrinna Araújo Almeida Lima, Paulo Roberto Fontenele Maia
págs. 99-109
Environmental regulation for Amapá’s socioeconomic development: A critical reflection on the green treasure program
Gerardo Clésio Maia Arruda, José Evandro da Costa Garcez Filho
págs. 111-120
págs. 121-129
págs. 131-149
págs. 151-176
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