Volume V, 2023

This book collects seven state-of-the-art analyses prepared by students enrolled in human rights programmes at the University of Padova and in partner universities. Departing from a variety of legal, sociological, philosophical and policy analysis approaches, and often considering the benefit of interdisciplinarity, the literature review works presented by these early career doctoral students critically address an heterogeneous set of core human rights-related themes: from the management of migration and inclusion policies to climate change implications; from the changing role of religion in society to the treatment of minorities; from the expansion of universal jurisdiction in criminal prosecution, to developments and comparability of transitional justice approaches.

Content 

Introduction 
Pietro de Perini, Paolo de Stefani

Inequality of Opportunity for Migrants’ Children in Europe: A Focus on Second Generations 
Giorgia Alessandrini

Migration and Human Rights: Remarks on Non-State Actors’ Obligations under International Law 
Matilde rocca

First Steps towards a Legal Understanding of Minority Groups Discrimination: the Case of Kashmiri Pandits  
Indira Boutier

Remarks on the Expansion of Universal Jurisdiction  
Carlotta Rossato

Bringing Justice to War: Literature Review for a Comparative Study of Transitional Justice 
Carlos Arturo Gutiérrez-Rodríguez

Religion in Society: New Paradigm and New Challenges 
Moncef Chaibi

Sea Level Rise and Small Island States – Issues at the Crossroads between Human Rights, Statehood and International Responsibility 
Leon Žganec-Brajša