Domestic violence is different from gender violence and family violence and is determined by several factors like poor education; the family’s social and economic situation; a dysfunctional family model; the aggressor’s psychological profile – e.g. weak personality, lacking emotional and social maturity a.s.o.; aggressive tendencies, authoritarian and/or irascible temperament; aggressor’s deformed image of woman’s social role; vic...

This paper defines the concepts of social inclusion and exclusion and poverty and highlights the interactions among them with a view to identifying ways of action that would contribute to enhancing social inclusion and limiting social marginalization while focusing on social security measures.

This paper defines the concepts of social inclusion and exclusion and poverty and highlights the interactions among them with a view to identifying ways of action that would contribute to enhancing social inclusion and limiting social marginalization while focusing on social security measures.

Labour is, by its unique specificity and identity, the defining force that empowers human societies that include people that are similarly defined by their own particular and identity-related features. At the same time, labour is performed as an essentially social process as it is both the result of individual accumulations of knowledge, aptitudes, skills and competences and a consequence of the individual’s interaction with...

75 years since the United Nations Organization voted on the Universal Declaration on Human Rights, on December 10, 1948, this paper is Part I of a synthesis of the evolution and development of the labour law from 2003, when the Labour Code was adopted, until October 2022; the focus is on the changes that were triggered by the SARS CoV-2 crisis. Part II, to be published in the next issue, shall further address the modifications that ens...