Hi everybody,The discussion on some of the comparisons between the Code of Hammurabi and Magna Carta will be held on this blog with the presence of all human rights students between 6 and 8 PM (Phnom Penh time NOT blog time) Thursday, 12 July, 2007. All of you are expected to submit comparative papers within your areas of law to this blog no later than Wednesday, 11 July, 2007.Thank you,Stan
Hi Minera,Thank you for recommending Holt's book. It's a great title. The only problem with it is that because of the copyright it doesn't appear in full on the website you suggested. Nonetheless, the parts that are available are very instructive and highly recommended to those of you who might have a change to go through them.Enjoy the rest of the weekend,Stan
Hi everybody,
The discussion on some of the comparisons between the Code of Hammurabi and Magna Carta will be held on this blog with the presence of all human rights students between 6 and 8 PM (Phnom Penh time NOT blog time) Thursday, 12 July, 2007. All of you are expected to submit comparative papers within your areas of law to this blog no later than Wednesday, 11 July, 2007.
Thank you,
Stan
Hi Minera,
Thank you for recommending Holt's book. It's a great title. The only problem with it is that because of the copyright it doesn't appear in full on the website you suggested. Nonetheless, the parts that are available are very instructive and highly recommended to those of you who might have a change to go through them.
Enjoy the rest of the weekend,
Stan
Hi, all I found this is a really useful book if you got some free time to read, this book is all about Magna Carta that included like the Charter and its history, the quality of the great charter and a lots more that are related to our study. So here is the link that you just simply click on it than you will see what is in the book. http://books.google.com/books?id=7fX5SRTeUFoC&pg=PP1&ots=h2m-SveUgF&dq=magna+carta&sig=G3RQGiXLgsvaxsULoCcKYdtvEuM#PPR7,M1 incase it's not working you can copy the link and past it in your browser.
Hi Deth,
I did notice that Blogger hasn't been functioning as it normally would in the last 24 hours. I also tried to post messages on my other blogs within the same system with some of them -- at different hours -- going through and other going through and appearing in the message count, but remaining invisible on the discussion board. I believe it is a technical problem of some type Blogger is currently experiencing that should be rectified shorly.
Stan
Dear sir,I have posted the comment and questions for seven time already but I get nothing appearance on the screan of blog. How come?
Dear All,
I am not responding the post blog. I have been trying many times but fail. Do you have an idea of making the post appears on the blog?
Dear Professor,
I have one concern about the posting message that I can not be delivered in the Blog. Could you please deal with that matter?
I want to share comments about Lina Joy case.
Lina Joy is original Malaysian. She want to change her name and convert her religion from Muslim to Christian. She lost the case. As we know that Malaysia is a country that put Muslim as an official religion. Being a citizen we have to obey the constitutional law. The constitutional law stated that ethnic Malays are defined Muslim. So if Lina Joy want to convert her religion from Muslim to Christian is against the constitutional law. And if the court always allow their people to do anything against the rule then their country will be anarchy.
But being a human there is always have a law to protect them, which is Human Rights law. Malaysia decide not to let she wins the case just because the constitutional and blocking her from her will. Under art 18 of Human rights stated that people have their own right to choose to believe, to change the religion through their wish. And if one country praise one religion and bannig their people from changing the religion is against the human rights. This case we can see there is a conflict between human rights law and Malaysian constitional law.
In my opinion, the Malaysian shouldn't bloc their people about changing their religion. Even they declare their country as a Muslim country but religion is something that they should make their people believe by their own not by forcing them. IF they still continually not thinking about this thing, there will be a big problem about religion in Malaysia from a small mistake.
Dear all,
I have just start to log in the gmail to day.
Any way, thank you for Pro. Stan who is inform me and invited me.
Thank.
Best regards,
TES Loudeth
Dear Teacher and All!
I want to share you about my coment on Agriculture law of the code of hammurabi,
The article 60: if any one give over a field to a gardener, for him to plant it as a garden, if he work at it, and care for it four years, in the fifth year the owner and the gardener shall divide it,the owner taking his part in charge.
Analyses:
this articale want to say that if the gardener tried all the best to work on the field for the 4 years, the owner the garden should provide part of the garden to him or her for the fifth years. This code ecourage the hard work people to do their work on the field. This code always give gift or chance to whom tried their best to work on the field.
Article: If any one open his ditches to water his crop, but is carless, and the water flood the field o his neighbor, then he shall pay his neighbor corn for his loss.
Analyses:
For this code want to punishe a person who careless on his or job in doing the the rice field. Because during that time the field is so important for their feeding every life ,they based on only the field to feed the people that's why they have to work on it and care on it at all time in thier life.
Thank you in advance for your comment on my topoic.
