An Exploration of a Social Robot as a Digital Shield for Law Enforcement Interviews: Designing a Prototype. by Cryston Sahae, Shuyue Gu, Lige Yang, Elin A. Björling, Nichelle Song

“…Widespread underreporting, fueled by a deep-seated mistrust of law enforcement, particularly among women, creates a formidable barrier, hindering survivors from seeking deserved justice and support. …”
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Progressivity of Judges in Domestic Violence Disputes Settlement in The Case of Divorce in The Religious Court by Nita Triana

“…The principle of law governing civil judges is passive, in reality this principle creates difficulties for women (wives) victims of domestic violence to achieve justice. …”
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L’intimité, la fiabilité et les paroles des femmes : quand les violences conjugales rencontrent les institutions by Alessandra Gribaldo

“…In this article I wish to analyze the conundrums arising when battered women's words meet institutions and law. In the context of intimate partner violence documentary evidence is often not available and women’s testimonies play an essential role. …”
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A Critical Review of the Roles and Functions of Traditional Leaders by Nkareng Klaas-Makolomakwe, Tanusha Raniga

“…Within rural areas, the institution is perceived by local citizens as independent and a valuable institution, upholding gender justice and cultural rights.  Providing focused attention on the abuse of women, this paper offers insights from empirical evidence in KwaZulu-Natal on the prominent role played by senior women traditional leaders in addressing women abuse in rural communities. …”
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Eleanor Roosevelt’s Peculiar Pacifism: Activism, Pragmatism, and Political Efficacy in Interwar America by Dario Fazzi

“…In the interwar years, American women have played a major role in shaping both the domestic and the international debate on peace, by spreading pacifist tenets and merging them with the promotion of social justice and human rights. …”
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Public attitudes and knowledge about self‐injury: A cross‐sectional web‐based survey of Japanese adults by Masaru Takahashi, Kasumi Imahara, Yukiko Miyamoto, Kayoko Myojo, Michiko Yasuda, Izumi Kadomodo

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Barnamordsärenden i Finland på 1800-talet by Kaijus Ervasti

“…Special attention has been paid to the facts; what kind of evidence convicted the women, and how did they try to defend themselves in the courts. …”
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Can Conflict Be Planned Away? A Critical Assessment of Participatory Land Use Planning in Swedish Forest Governance by Annette Löf, Rasmus Kløcker Larsen, Felicia Fahlin

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Home care program for high-risk pregnancies: a qualitative study of care providers perspectives from Iran by Masoumeh sayahi, Shahrbanoo Salehin, Mehrnoosh Zakerkish, Afsaneh Keramat, Shahrbanoo Goli

“…Conclusions Providing home care services for high-risk pregnant women plays a vital role in expanding health justice and ensuring maximum access for high-risk pregnant women to perinatal care. …”
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Co-creation of a toolkit to assist risk communication and clinical decision-making in severe preeclampsia: SPOT-Impact study design by Hannah Brown Amoakoh, Bregje C. De Kok, Linda Lucy Yevoo, Klaartje M. Olde Loohuis, Emmanuel K. Srofenyoh, Daniel K. Arhinful, Koiwah Koi-Larbi, Kwame Adu-Bonsaffoh, Mary Amoakoh-Coleman, Joyce L. Browne

“…The burden of adverse maternal and perinatal outcomes is particularly high for women who develop a hypertensive disorder remote from term (<34 weeks). …”
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'Giustizia fatta': observations sur un registre des condamnés à mort (1471–1764) de la bibliothèque de Beccaria by Pierre Musitelli

“…Through their violence, these gloomy pages and those of similar registers held at Milan’s Biblioteca Ambrosiana, no doubt stimulated Beccaria’s humanism, Verri’s indignation, and Manzoni’s moral exactingness, all three of whom exploded the myth that the death penalty is human justice in action. In short, this register of condemned men and women allows us to understand the fertile ground in which took root the penal humanitarianism that was an essential component of the Italian Enlightenment’s intellectual history. …”
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Latin American decolonial feminisms: theoretical perspectives and challenges by Bárbara Martínez-Cairo, Emanuela Buscemi

“…Employing an analysis of the historical developments of white hegemonic feminism, the article offers a reflection on its failure to universalize women’s struggles, presenting a discursive examination of the primary critiques generated in the Souths of the world, including the Souths of the North. …”
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« Nous qui sommes sans passé, les femmes ». À la recherche d’une généalogie féministe dans les pages de Vindicación Feminista by Claudia Jareño Gila

“…Since its creation magazine Vindicación Feminista (1976-1979) was committed to the history of Iberian feminism and in particular to the history of republican women due to its ideological affinities and personal ties Its unambiguously attachment to the republican cause from its first number legitimized its position as a feminist magazine. …”
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EMPHASIS AND ADVOCACY IN ANNOTATING AND TRANSLATING THE BIBLE by C.W. Stenschke

“…Examples of such special-audience editions of the Bible are particularly aimed at women, men or young people. There are also particular “Bibles”, or parts thereof, for bikers, for instance, or a Bible edition that highlights verses concerning issues of justice. …”
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Le vol sous l’œil des médecins légistes. Étude du concept de kleptomanie au cours du XIXe siècle by Lisa Bogani

“…Meanwhile, its characteristics evolved sensitively because of the new clinical findings about insanity and also because of the appearance of the figure of « department store's thieves » often composed by rich women. As their thefts create surprises and incomprehension, they lead us to look for an explanation of this disturbing phenomenon in a pathological way .To better understand the relationships between justice and madness, this contribution focuses on the historical evolution of kleptomania, essentially based on printed resources: specialists publications and medical textbooks from those days.…”
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Quel genre de convictions dans les Conventions ? Esquisses d’auto-ethnographie des droits humains des femmes en tant qu’économies morales : le cas des Modifications Génitales Fémin... by Michela Fusaschi

“…Through an analysis of concepts such as culture, tradition, gender, victims and patriarchy, assumed in an antihistoric and essentialist key in these texts, the author highlights how they are the result of ‘convictions’ of a mainstream Western difference feminism and of an agreed-upon language which has helped foster human rights of women rhetoric as moral economies. Finally, the author wants to show how these same concepts have been incorporated and strategically performed by social actors to create a transnational moral subject rather than justice subject.…”
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The Olympic “Revolt” of 1968 and its Lessons for Contemporary African American Athletic Activism by Douglas Hartmann

“…The comparison also shows contemporary activism to be the biggest and broadest mobilization of African American athletes and their supporters in American history, propelled especially by the participation of women and athletes across multiple sports and levels of participation. …”
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The Clinical Sociology Honours Programme at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) in South Africa by Mariam Seedat-Khan, Jayanathan Govender

“…A qualification in Clinical and Applied Sociology facilitates initiatives to  mitigate and reduce pervasive social problems prioritising women, children, migrants, families and society. …”
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The Impact of Gender-based Violence on the South African Economy: A Literature Review by Mandlenkosi Richard Mphatheni

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Building knowledge to improve access to inclusive and equitable care for trans and gender-diverse survivors of sexual assault and intimate partner violence: a qualitative research... by Alexa R Yakubovich, Janice Du Mont, Sarah Daisy Kosa, Sheila Macdonald, Danielle Toccalino, C Emma Kelly, Sav Jonsa, Adam Davies

“…An intersectionality lens will be applied throughout the research process.Ethics and dissemination Research Ethics Board approval was obtained from Women’s College Hospital (WCH REB #: 2023-0033-E). …”
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