According to an argument heard a good deal lately, the fact that the Constitution says
nothing about God means that we have a" godless Constitution," and that fact in turn entails …

Human dignity functions largely as a rhetorical trope in contemporary human rights
jurisprudence. In 1999 the Supreme Court of Canada began a jurisprudential experiment in …

This article considers how Hannah Arendt's understanding of human dignity comes to terms
with two of the most significant controversies in contemporary human rights discourse, while …

Religious freedom includes both the freedom to express religious beliefs and the freedom
from having the beliefs of others imposed. The workplace has become the testing ground for …

In a time where the influx of immigrants with diverse religions conflict with the laws of the
majority, the question of how to live together in disagreement when Charter rights collide …

Abstract In 2011 the Australian Government established an expert panel to consider a
proposal to recognise Indigenous Australians in the Constitution. This report deals with the …

Freedom of conscience, an internationally recognized individual right, is among the most
fundamental of personal liberties. 2 It affords an individual the freedom to act in a manner …

This article explores the idea that recognizing God in the Constitution of a modern liberal
democracy benefits both religious and non-religious citizens through symbolizing …

This paper engages with the supremacy of God clause in the preamble to the Canadian
Charter of Rights and Freedoms as a forgotten foundation of the Canadian Constitution. The …

One of the most remarkable global political trends of the past century is the spread of
constitutionalism.'With few exceptions, every country in the world has its fundamental …