Volume 47, Issue 1

RECONCEPTUALIZING PRESIDENTS’ CLEMENCY POWER UNDER THE FRAMEWORK OF HUMAN RIGHTS: THE RIGHT TO SEEK CAPITAL CLEMENCY IN TAIWAN

Mao-Hong Lin

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March 11, 2024
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March 11, 2024

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Volume 47, Issue 1

RECONCEPTUALIZING PRESIDENTS’ CLEMENCY POWER UNDER THE FRAMEWORK OF HUMAN RIGHTS: THE RIGHT TO SEEK CAPITAL CLEMENCY IN TAIWAN

MULTI-FACETED RISK: EXEMPTING TRAFFICKED ASYLUM SEEKERS FROM “SAFE THIRD COUNTRY” AGREEMENTS IN STATES NOT IN COMPLIANCE WITH TVPA MINIMUM STANDARDS