From health inequalities to equitable health equality: ethical governance in healthcare empowers equity as social justice by Charles Biradzem Dine, Rondeau Dany

“…Global millennium healthcare ambition to attain equitable health equality as a prelude to achieving health for all is challenged by increasing health inequalities. First, diversity in the contemporary world is emerging as the unreckoned determinant of health inequalities, and second, the healthcare intervention modalities to subdue health inequalities amidst diversity and attain equitable health equality are not yet sufficiently articulated to help. …”
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Discussion Paper for the Foundation for the Rights of Future Generations - The housing crisis as a problem of intergenerational justice: The case of Germany by Elena Lutz

“…This can be achieved via: a. First-time home buyer programmes: First-time home buyer programmes support individuals who are buying their first home through grants or other financial stimuli, such as a first-time home buyer tax credit. …”
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Faire amende devant la haute-justice d’Elbeuf à la fin du XVe siècle by Adrien Dubois

“…This contribution concerns various examples of settlements of conflicts in the court of high justice at Elbeuf at the end of the fifteenth century. …”
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The Cogeco Case: The First Preliminary Ruling on the Private Enforcement Directive by Catarina Vieira Peres

“… In March this year, the European Court of Justice (hereinafter “CJ”) answered the first preliminary question regarding the Private Enforcement Directive (“Directive”).1 One might expect this decision2 to remain relevant for the next few years, as it sheds some light on the rather intricate issue of the Directive’s temporal application. …”
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« Tu sais ne pas être injuste » : Justice et procès dans les Euménides d’Eschyle by Nicolas Boulic

“…One may even say that this trial occupies a special place in Athenian minds as it is supposed to be the very first trial ever held in the Aeropagus, a court with several members. …”
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Requalification urbaine et justice environnementale : Quelle compatibilité ? Débats autour de la métamorphose de Lausanne by Yves Bonard, Marianne Thomann

“…If the concept of mixity makes sense only on the scale of neighbourhood, the concept of environmental justice invites thinking about social polarisations at least on the scale of city-center or, still better, on the scale of metropolitan area.In this paper, we first attempt to outline what the social issues related to urbanisation in Switzerland are, i.e. social polarisation and segregation, and more particularly gentrification. …”
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Examining the intersection of child protection and public housing: development, health and justice outcomes using linked administrative data by John W Lynch, Emma Baker, Alicia Montgomerie, Catia Malvaso, Rhiannon Megan Pilkington

“…The base population notified at least once to child protection was n=67 454.Primary outcome measure Contact with the public housing system.Secondary outcome measures Hospitalisations and emergency department presentations before age 5, and early education at age 5, and youth justice contact before age 17.Results More than 60% of children with at least one notification to child protection had contact with public housing, and 60.2% of those known to both systems were known to housing first. …”
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S’accorder. La régulation sociale dans les justices locales de l’Ouest parisien au xviiie siècle by Pierre-Benoît Roumagnou

“…In other words, what was the relationship between justice as a virtue and the courts of first instance as an administration?…”
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« Et encourt sont les dictes forches en la dicte place toutes droictes… ». La guerre des gibets dans l’État bourguignon naissant (Franche-Comté, 1380-1400) by Michelle Bubenicek

“…Just as the signboards that physically mark the territory in the Prince’name, the gallows show the progression of his sovereign justice and his political authority. It is still necessary, however, that these markers are accepted and the forks left upright... …”
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When Silence Speaks: Public Service Innovation, Village Authority, and the Negotiation of Traditional Justice in Rural Indonesia’s Youth Protection System by Erna Setijaningrum, Antun Mardiyanta, Bintoro Wardiyanto, Suhaimi Abd Samad

“…Rural Indonesian villages are defined by unique institutional dynamics in public service innovation, one of which manifests in juvenile justice administration where traditional governance meets modern legal structures. …”
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First year Health Psychology students perception of responsibility as a value in their professors by José Antonio Pomares Alfonso, Ana María Molina Gómez

“…<br /><strong>Objective: </strong>to assess the perception of first year Health Psychology students on their professor’s responsibility value. …”
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“NEEDS NOT DEEDS”: The Scottish Children’s Hearing and the Enduring Legacy of Lord Kilbrandon by John Sturgeon, Elodie Leygue-Eurieult

“…His vision of shared community responsibility for the welfare of children and the lasting impact of adverse childhood events forms an essential element of Scottish public policy to children, to public health and to justice.…”
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Internal Judicial Independence in the EU and Ghosts from the Socialist Past: Why the Court of Justice Should Not Follow AG Pikamäe in Hann-Invest by Nika Bačić Selanec, Davor Petrić

“…The editorial comment discusses the preliminary reference and the Opinion of Advocate General Pikamäe in Joined Cases C-554/21, C-622/21 and C-727/21 Hann Invest, which is currently pending before the Grand Chamber of the Court of Justice. In the preliminary reference – the first reference on the state of the rule of law and independence of the judiciary in Croatia – the referring national court questioned whether the Croatian mechanism for ensuring consistency of case law of second-instance national courts and the Supreme Court complies with Article 19(1) TEU. …”
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La fabrique des acteurs de la justice environnementale dans l’Aire marine protégée du Bamboung au Sénégal by Mariama Diallo

“…Marine Protected Areas (AMP) are nowadays spaces for experimentation on environmental justice. Environmental justice doesn’t only aim to restore a natural order disrupted by pollution or the extraction of natural resources. …”
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Operationalising routinely collected patient data in research to further the pursuit of social justice and health equity: a team-based scoping review by Katie Chadd, Anna Caute, Anna Pettican, Pam Enderby

“…Few studies (14.2%) specifically tackled issues pertaining to social justice, though many collected variables that could have been utilised for this purpose. …”
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La violencia contra las mujeres y la ciudadanía. El caso venezolano by Elida Aponte Sanchez

“…Gender violence or gender-based violence is in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela the first public health problem and a clear demonstration of a diminished citizenship status that women face with a daily experience of disagreement between norm and reality, between law and concrete justice.…”
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A Book Review of Thomas Moore’s Utopia by Behrouz Muhammadi Munfared

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Le film de fiction comme lieu de mémoire historicisé. Du signe-monument à la trace-interstice Pour l’exemple (Joseph Losey, 1964) by Sylvain Louet

“…King and Country (Losey, 1964) recounts how a man’s ambivalent attitude was reduced to that of a courageous combatant who had been convicted of desertion in the First World War. Thus law and justice were used by the British government in order to eradicate desertion from national history. …”
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ANALYSIS OF MEDICAL CARE IN EUROPEAN PRISONS IN THE LIGHT OF THE ECTHR JURISPRUDENCE by Florin PROCA

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A Summary: Portraying the Legal Culture and the European Human Rights Culture of the European Court of Human Rights and the European Court of Justice through Interviews by Nina-Louisa Arold Lorenz

“… To show the impact of interviews for European legal studies, this article summarizes the earlier findings of two books, the first by Arold on the legal culture of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR), and the second by Arold Lorenz, Groussot and Petursson on the legal culture of the European Court of Justice (CJEU) and European human rights culture. …”
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