Harmonisation of Substantive Criminal Law in the EU
The Treaty of Lisbon serves as a legal foundation for the harmonisation of substantive criminal law within the European Union. It establishes the basis for judicial cooperation, mutual recognition of judgments, and approximation of laws across Member States. The treaty allows for the establishment o
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Enhancing Policy Harmonisation for Integrated Catchment Management (ICM) in Lesotho
Prioritizing policy harmonisation for ICM in Lesotho is crucial for sustainable water resource management. Key actions include revising the Water Act of 2008, aligning sectoral legislation, establishing clear links between land and water use, and supporting decentralisation efforts for operationalis
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Harmonisation of Substantive Criminal Law in the EU: Treaty of Lisbon
The Treaty of Lisbon provides a legal basis for the harmonisation of substantive criminal law in the European Union through mutual recognition of judgments and directives establishing minimum rules for defining criminal offences and sanctions. Areas of crime covered include terrorism, human traffick
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Understanding Informed Consent in Clinical Research
Explore the essential aspects of informed consent and assent in clinical research, including ethical frameworks, regulatory requirements, and practical exercises. Gain insights into definitions, application in IMPAACT studies, and resources such as the US Code of Federal Regulations and the Internat
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