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Food is necessary to sustain life, so perhaps it is not surprising that law plays an important part in issues to do with food. We hope this edition of LawNow gives you food for thought!
UN conventions set out some obligations about food security, but enforcing them can be difficult, and Canada’s Charter of Rights doesn’t really help.
The Government of Canada makes laws and policies about food to protect Canadians.
Environmentalists and agriculturalists often share a belief that they are serving the public good. But making laws that promote the agriculture-environment connection is difficult.
Creating a community garden takes a lot of passion, dedication, and dirt. The law can help.
Put down that latté, it could be dangerous! Menu labeling lets you check to see the nutritional value of your food purchases.
The International Criminal Court and the International Court of Justice
These two international criminal courts have very different mandates, but both strive to bring justice to the international community.
European Union Law and the Court of Justice
The European Union has its own legal system, with legislative branches, courts and a judiciary.
The World Bank and the International Monetary Fund
These international financial organizations work together to alleviate poverty and provide financial stability around the world.
Food safety a la carte
R. v. Ipeelee: Correction, Conviction and Culture
Sentencing is Important
Mandatory Retirement in Canada has Gone the Way of the Kiki Bird – It’s Very Rare!
Opening Closed Doors – When Should Domestic Violence Victims Sue Their Abusers?
The Case for an Aboriginal Film Commission: An Educational Revolution
2012 Federal Budget Features Tighter Reporting on Charities’ Political Activities
Employer Access to Your Social Media Life