Deaths While under Probation Supervision: What Role for Human Rights Legislation?

Article 3 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) states that ‘everyone has the right to life’. This right is contained in all human rights treaties that developed from the UDHR, including the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). Yet, as we argue, the UK government is failing to protect this right when it comes to certain groups of people under probation supervision. To date, human rights legislation has failed adequately to protect these vulnerable individuals and to hold the state to account. This article explores the greater potential for using human rights legislation to ensure better accountability in this area.     

Bordering solidarities: migrant activism and the politics of movement and camps at Calais

The proliferation of more restrictive border controls governing global mobility provides important sites of crystallization through which differentiated and stratified rights to movement are produced, negotiated, and reimagined. One such form, the detention of migrants, is often understood through a logic of exception as the exclusion of unwanted migrants from the borders of the political community. Critical scholarship on detention informed by an autonomous migration perspective suggests a more nuanced reading of detention as the differential inclusion of migrants through positions of precariousness, transformations of legal statuses and subjectivities, and control over the direction and temporality of migratory flows. Building on this trajectory, this paper argues that the very meaning of the camp also needs to be brought into the analysis of a politics of migration and of control. For spaces of detention are sites of contestation that can be used by migrants (and those in solidarity with them) as resources to navigate border controls, reimagine political community and subjectivities and through which migrants engage in practices of citizenship. Reflecting on the destruction of the migrant camps in and around Calais, the paper examines three different images of the camp space known as ‘the jungle’ and draws attention to camp spaces as social and political spaces, in which the struggles to define them are an integral part of what is at stake in the struggle between a politics of control and a politics of migration.     

电话情报系统在处置边境突发性事件中的应用

在处置边境突发性事件中,情报与指挥脱节困扰着公安边防工作。将情报与通信指挥系统有机联系起来,利用电话情报系统,构建基于处置边境突发性事件的指挥和情报预警应用平台,加强情报与指挥的衔接,提高快速反应处置能力。     

略论抗战时期陕甘宁边区的私营商业政策

抗战时期陕甘宁边区为促进边区经济建设的发展,对私营商业制定和实施了一系列保护和扶持其发展的政策和措施,成为边区私营商业得以迅速发展的关键性因素。这项政策的实施,促进了边区私营商业的发展,对于繁荣边区商品市场,配合公营商业保障边区军民的物资商品的供给,推动边区经济建设起到了重要作用。     

边境地区群体性突发事件成因及对策研究

我国是一个具有广阔边境地区且边境地区比较复杂的国家,边境地区的稳定既关系到边境地区的安全,又关系到国家的长治久安。防止和处置边境地区可能发生的群体性突发事件,对捍卫国家主权、维护社会稳定具有十分重要的作用。积极、慎重、稳妥地处置这类事件,是公安边防部队使命之所系、职责之所在。     

接受审查犯罪嫌疑人自杀倾向的识别及化解

公安机关对犯罪嫌疑人的正面调查或审查会导致其心理的巨大波动,甚至产生轻生的念头,并在公安机关办公区域付诸行动,给公安机关带来巨大的社会压力。涉案人员非正常死亡专项斗争的开展,推动民警理性认识引发犯罪嫌疑人自杀的诱因、自杀倾向的识别以及自杀倾向的化解等问题,以指导公安机关用科学方法对涉案人员非正常死亡问题的解决。     

论《反假冒贸易协定》知识产权边境措施对中美贸易的影响

随着世界经济一体化的发展,知识产权保护在国际贸易中成为越来越重要的议题,对国际贸易有着最为直接影响的与知识产权有关的边境措施也随之成为知识产权保护的重要手段。《反假冒贸易协定》正是这种努力的最新进展和实践。《反假冒贸易协定》在知识产权边境保护方面放宽中止放行条件,扩大适用范围,减少实施限制,严厉海关执法的背景下,中国作为世界上最大的出口贸易国和美国最主要的贸易伙伴,中美间的国际贸易必将受到该协定的影响。     

德宏边境地区“三非”外国人现状的思考与对策

近年来,"三非"外国人带来的社会问题越来越受到关注,不仅京、沪、穗等国际化大都市受到"三非"外国人问题的困扰,位于中国西南边境的德宏傣族景颇族自治州也深受其害。"三非"外国人破坏国(边)境管理秩序,扰乱社会秩序,影响城市形象等严重影响了德宏州的社会经济发展。     

广西高职院校跨境继续教育现状分析与发展研究

在广西北部湾经济区快速开发开放中,广西高等职业院校需要进一步加强国际交流,增进国际间的教育合作,促进跨境教育的发展,提高高职教育的国际影响力,增强为广西经济社会服务的能力。