UC Law SF Film Debut Event Looks at Legacy of Indigenous Land Rights Case | UC Law

UC Law SF Film Debut Event Looks at Legacy of Indigenous Land Rights Case | UC Law

A film premiere, poetry looking at, and panel discussion showcasing Indigenous artists and activists, law professors, and an award-profitable filmmaker will consider location at UC Regulation San Francisco on March 22 to mark the 200-year anniversary of a Supreme Court ruling that redefined Indigenous land rights in the U.S. The celebration on Thursday, March 22,…

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In Family Law, Japan Becoming the Land Time Forgot

In Family Law, Japan Becoming the Land Time Forgot

Patriarchal assumptions from a bygone period linger in Japan’s Civil Code, building it an intercontinental outlier in such places of household regulation as article-divorce child custody and exact-intercourse marriage. Relatives law qualified Ninomiya Shūhei critiques Japan’s sluggish development and modern setbacks, like vigorous lobbying by the ruling party’s social conservatives to block reform. The shadow…

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