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Puccini’s Tosca, and the Journey toward Respect for Equal Dignity for All December 01, 2015 Evelin Lindner 1755
Alban Berg's Lulu, and the Journey from Humiliation to Dignity, from the “Machine Principle” to the “Life Principle” November 26, 2015 Evelin Lindner 1752
The Journey of Humiliation and Dignity, and the Significance of the Year 1757 November 11, 2015 Evelin Lindner 1755
Reflections on Tannhäuser, Terrorism, Revolution, and Economism November 07, 2015 Evelin Lindner 1773
Mass Shootings: A Missing Link, A Common Denominator October 12, 2015 Linda Hartling 3200
Reflections on the 25th Dignity Conference in Rwanda in June 2015 September 29, 2015 Evelin Lindner 1707
Good News: 2015 Nobel Peace Prize Nomination! April 15, 2015 Linda Hartling 2092
Good News from the Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies Movement, December 2014 December 20, 2014 Evelin Lindner 1920
Work that Dignifies the Lives of All People December 20, 2014 Evelin Lindner 1974
Maul of America June 27, 2014 Linda Hartling 2086

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Book cover: International Law for Humankind

In the Mucic et alii case (Judgment of 20.02.2001), the ad hoc International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia [ICTFY] (Appeals Chamber) pondered that both International Humanitarian Law and the International Law of Human Rights take as a “starting point” their common concern to safeguard human dignity, which forms the basis of their minimum standards of humanity.

from: Humankind as a subject of International Law,
In: International Law for Humankind, p. 279
Authors: Antônio Augusto and Cançado Trindade