Bob Ezeh

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Prolific social critic and writer. My works are aimed at driving the reader to challenge common held views and opinions through well considered analysis of current events that point them into future outcomes arising from current events.

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Andrej Dujella

University of Zagreb

Hemin Koyi

Uppsala University

Jana Javornik

University of East London

Graham Martin

University of Leicester

Gwen Robbins Schug

University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Gabriel Gutierrez-Alonso

University of Salamanca

John Sutton

Macquarie University

Eros Carvalho

Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul

Kevin Arbuckle

Swansea University

Jesper Hoffmeyer

University of Copenhagen

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The Fallacy of California AB1955: Support Academic Futures and Educators for Today's Youth Act or SAFETY Act

The Fallacy of California AB1955, 2024

California Assembly Bill 1955 (SAFETY Act) is allegedly designed to protect LGBTQ+ students' righ... more California Assembly Bill 1955 (SAFETY Act) is allegedly designed to protect LGBTQ+ students' rights to privacy and self-determination, preventing forced disclosures that could harm their well-being. However, this approach raises significant concerns about parental rights as custodians of their children's privacy and well-being. The bill's provisions restrict parental access to critical information unless the student consents, potentially undermining parents' ability to support and guide their children. While the bill seeks to create a safer and more supportive environment for students, it however in my opinion fails to address the need for balanced policies that consider both the rights of students and the legitimate interests of parents for the welfare, health, social, and emotional wellbeing of the children.To address these concerns, a more balanced approach is needed—one that respects students' privacy while recognizing the essential role of parental involvement. Policies that promote open communication and collaboration between families and schools can create a supportive and inclusive environment, benefiting both students and their families.

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Comparative Analysis of Gordon and Harris & Lister

Comparative Analysis of Gordon and Harris & Lister, 2024

The interplay between parental rights and children's rights represents a complex and evolving iss... more The interplay between parental rights and children's rights represents a complex and evolving issue within the realms of family law and child protection. This tension reflects broader societal shifts in understanding and valuing the roles and rights of both parents and children. The papers by Gordon (2008) and Harris & Lister (2019) provide valuable insights into this dynamic, each offering distinct yet complementary perspectives on how legal systems address these conflicting interests. Ultimately, ensuring that legal frameworks effectively balance competing interests requires ongoing research and dialogue. By addressing both theoretical and practical aspects, as exemplified by Gordon and Harris & Lister, policymakers and legal professionals can develop more nuanced and effective strategies for protecting children’s rights while respecting parental authority.

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ISRAEL AND PALESTINE CONFLICT: THE INNOCENTS CENTERED APPROACH

Maestro ADR, 2023

Hamas sent waves of heavily armed fighters pouring across the border from Gaza and rampaging thro... more Hamas sent waves of heavily armed fighters pouring across the border from Gaza and rampaging through rural communities-Israel said it found 1,500 bodies of militants in the aftermath of the assault. Houses in Kfar Aza were ransacked and set ablaze. Overturned mattresses, destroyed furniture, broken trinkets and unexploded grenades lay strewn across the grounds, along with bodies-a window into the scale of devastation wrought by Hamas in this area-CNN. The stage is set once more for another round of Palestinian/Israeli conflict. Before the conflict is over, many more thousands will die, that is a given.

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