Indigenous studies - does anyone do it? (2 Viewers)

[Tenille]

Umm ICCPR optional protocol if ratified human rights querries can be taken to some crazy human rights board (ok its not that crazy) and a case it has been successful in is Lovelace v. Canada (1981) if you want my notes on it (they are brief but say what i neeeded to) just ask or it shouldent be too hard to find yourself. it may have been in a textbook i don't remember

 

[dark`secrets]

well...thanks ( tenille, santaslayer and HSC for life) for some ideas
well it totally means that an all nighter tonight as well as studying for some exam.

 

[= Jennifer =]

i do indigenous i like it cause it is straight forward there is no in between its either ineffective or effective

 

[~*HSC 4 life*~]

it's always "effective to an extent"

 

[santaslayer]

it's always "effective to an extent"

LoLz, no. Put it this way. It's always ineffective to an extent. That's how you get marks. :uhhuh: :uhhuh:

 

[~*HSC 4 life*~]

LoLz, no. Put it this way. It's always ineffective to an extent. That's how you get marks. :uhhuh: :uhhuh:

put it this way: international legal system sucks

 

[Tenille]

What was that africa thing someone was talking about before???

 

[~*HSC 4 life*~]

What was that africa thing someone was talking about before???

in relation to IP?

 

[Tenille]

yeah may have been in another thread...

 

[= Jennifer =]

please do not spam in this forum, especially when you're in year 10 and haven't even picked legal studies! *tsk tsk*

lol mod material

 

[dark`secrets]

put it this way: international legal system sucks

ahahah its ineffective to a big extent. :uhhuh: :uhhuh: