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    Rights of abandoned child (foundling): Protection of the rights to identity: registration of birth and citizenship under the Malaysian law
    by Mohd, Azizah
    Published 2007
    “… Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) by Malaysian government in 1995. Besides the fact…”
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    Incorporating the United Nations protocol on trafficking in persons in the Malaysian legal framework
    “… and Children. The UN Protocol provides a standard approach to state parties in combating human trafficking…”
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    The right to privacy in relation to the mass media: An analysis of the Malaysian position / Nurul Azureen Ahsin … [et al.]
    “…The right of privacy has been the subject of dispute for centuries. However there was little…”
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    Consumer Rights Act 2015 (United Kingdom): is it a good model in protecting banking consumers from unfair terms in Islamic banking consumer contractsin Malaysia?
    “… assessment under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 (CRA) of the United Kingdom could provide a potential practical…”
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    Consumer Rights Act 2015(United Kingdom):Is it a good model in practising banking consumers from unfair terms in Islamic banking consumer contracts in Malaysia? = Consumer Rights Act 2015 (United Kingdom): Adakah ia model yang baik perlindungan konsumer perbankan daripada terma tidak adil dalam kontrak konsumer perbankan Islam di Malaysia?
    “… assessment under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 (CRA) of the United Kingdom could provide a potential…”
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    Abandoned child's right to identity protection in Malaysia
    by Mohd, Azizah
    Published 2011
    “… Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) by the Malaysian government in 1995. Besides…”
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    Employment of refugees: a Malaysian perspective
    “…It is an undeniable fact that, despite not being a Party to the 1951 Convention Relating…”
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    The impact of CEDAW on muslims marriage and family: the Malaysian perspective
    by Abdul Hak, Nora
    Published 2011
    “…) is the international human rights treaty that is exclusively devoted to gender equality. It was adopted by the United…”
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    Recovering non-pecuniary losses in breach of employment contract under Malaysian law
    “… be carried out fairly with the affected employee given the right to be heard. When a dismissal has been…”
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    The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women(CEDAW): with reference to violence against women and trafficking in women
    by Abdul Hak, Nora
    Published 2011
    “…) is the international human rights treaty that is exclusively devoted to gender equality. It was adopted by the United…”
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    Issues on essential elements of formation of e-contract in Malaysia: e-consumers' perspective
    “… since the subsequent rights and liabilities of the contracting parties will depend on whether…”
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    Education, political empowerment and Muslim women in the Middle East – Understanding the paradox
    “…Article 3 of the United Nations’ Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination…”
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