Shifting Power: Envisioning a Partnership-Based Future for Global Development by Jill LaLonde, Sheku Mohamed Gassimu, Jr., Renee Pardello, Elizabeth Welch, Janae Lloyd

“…Grounded in Riane Eisler’s Theory of Partnerism, this paper envisions a future seven generations ahead, where the global development industry operates on principles of collaboration, equity, and sustainability. …”
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SCO Forum: facing the enlargement by A. Bykov, O. Puzanova

“…The ‘Shanghai spirit’ enshrined in the Charter and based on the principles of mutual trust, benefit, equality, and prevention of any unlawful actions directed against the interests of other member states, should become an ethical code that emphasizes the high level of partnership and trust within the SCO framework. …”
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Disability Justice by Kaitlin Kerr

“…So, if we are aiming for disability justice through and in theatre, equity demands that intimacy direction principles and ethics of care, boundaries, and consent all prioritize disability justice. …”
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Bridging the Regulatory Divide: A Dual-Pathway Framework Using SRA Approvals and AI Evaluation to Ensure Drug Quality in Developing Countries by Sarfaraz K. Niazi

“…This review addresses the critical gap in regulatory frameworks that fail to ensure pharmaceutical quality equity between developed and developing nations. <b>Objective:</b> This comprehensive review examines a novel dual-pathway regulatory framework that leverages stringent regulatory authority (SRA) approvals, artificial intelligence-based evaluation systems, and harmonized pricing mechanisms to ensure pharmaceutical quality equity across global markets. …”
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Human Rights Defenders in Indonesia's Digital Age: Navigating Limited Spaces in the Quest for Digital Democracy by Rahayu Rahayu, Kholis Roisah, Khansadhia Afifah Wardana, Vania Lutfi Safira Erlangga

“…Such institutions, including those dedicated to human rights defenders, uphold human rights and demonstrate a commitment to the principles of freedom, respect, equality, and dignity within society.…”
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Beasts of Speech: Constructing Marginal Narrative in the 15th-Century Edition of “Stefanit and Ichnilat” by M. V. Kaplun

“…This article explores the principles of constructing marginal narratives within the translated Old Russian text “Stefanit and Ichnilat,” specifically its 15th-century edition. …”
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‘Scientists Like Me’: Using Culturally Relevant Information Literacy Instruction to Foster Student STEM Identity by Sheena Campbell, Nancy Wallace

“…Designed around the principles of culturally relevant pedagogy, our curriculum integrates community-focused and regionally specific topics reflecting our students' lived experience, features the work of scientists from diverse backgrounds, and fosters discussions about equity in the library classroom. …”
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From Political Rhetoric to Concrete Actions – A Human Rights-Based Approach to the Sustainable Development Goals in Africa by Ashukem, Jean-Claude N., Odaghara, Chidinma Therese, Kabaseke, Charlotte, Kabata, Faith

“…The authors argue that the HRBA anchored on the principles of equality and non-discrimination, participation and inclusion, and accountability and rule of law offers a transformative framework for operationalising development in line with human rights standards. …”
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Analysis of the roots and contradictions of secularism in Turkey by borhan salimi

“…The principle of non-interference of the government in religious affairs and the principle of neutrality are basic instruments for realizing such an objective. …”
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Building on Strengths: A Collaborative, Asset-Focused Approach to Teaching Critical Information Literacy Skills by Rebecca B Penrose, Kristi J Chavez

“…Using an asset-focused design, this assignment sequence allows students to first demonstrate their existing research strategies and then evaluate those strategies during workshop activities, applying the CIL principles they are learning. In this way, the approach recognizes students’ existing strengths and builds upon them, while emphasizing self-reflection opportunities and an intentional research focus on diversity, equity, inclusion, and representation. …”
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Exploring the Benefits and Challenges of Artificial Intelligence in Education by Jonas Musengimana

“…As recommendation, AI should serve as a tool for greater educational transformation in alignment with God’s purpose for human equity. …”
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No climate justice without sexual and reproductive health, rights and justice (SRHRJ): past, present, and future challenges faced by the Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights a... by Sally Dijkerman, Heather McMullen, Natalie Hammond, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and Climate Justice Coalition

“…The Coalition's purpose is to leverage intersectional approaches to influence global and national policies, programs, and funding mechanisms to advance climate justice, gender equality, and human rights. Climate justice recognizes the climate crisis as a social, political, and environmental problem and demands fair and equitable solutions. …”
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The Gada system and the Oromo’s (Ethiopia) culture of peace by Abdurahman Abdulahi Aliye

“…Therefore, to build peace culture the Gada concept of peace, truth, values, principles, and conflict resolution techniques need to be restored and promoted. …”
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Prevalence, Patterns and Implications of Gender-Based Violence against Women: Challenges and the Way Forward by Sigamani Panneer, Saranya Sundarraju, F.X. Lovelina Little Flower, Hilaria Soundari Manuel, R. Revanth

“… The alarming incidence of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) highlights a critical humanitarian crisis that necessitates urgent consideration and collaborative endeavours to alleviate human suffering and advance principles of equity and security for every person. …”
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ASSESSMENT OF URBAN LAND GOVERNANCE FOR SUSTAINABLE GOVERNANCE IN ETHIOPIA by Diriba Firdisa Tolasa, Emmanuel Offei Akrofi, John Wise Divine Ayer, Edward Matthew Osei Jnr., Jonathan Arthur Quaye-Ballard

“…Results: The study found out that from the five principles of good governance public participation and equality of women were somehow practiced in land governance sectors during the land-delivering process. …”
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THE EXTREME WEIGHTS IN THE INDEX PORTFOLIO OF CONSTANT-PROPORTION STRATEGIES by Y. F. Kasimov, M. I. Timerbaev

“…This empiric fact can be conventionally called the principle of extremeness or “all or nothing” principle.…”
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Ethical publishing as resistance: Reflections from plaNext and the politics of knowledge and space by Feras Hammami

“…It also addresses the challenges of sustaining these principles within the constraints of institutional expectations, the publishing industry, and global crises. …”
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Convention of Generations in the New World of Education by A. A. Fedorov, E. Yu. Ilaltdinova, S. V. Frolova

“…The authors emphasize the significance of the problem posed by the interaction of generations in the educational organization. The fundamental principle of interaction between the Student and the Teacher within the framework of the conventional approach viewed as a new methodological approach is the principle of the convention of generations. …”
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The importance of patient engagement when promoting age-inclusive research by Lydia E. Roberts, James O. Burton, Manish D. Sinha, Jonathan Barratt, Louise Oni

“…We discuss how age-inclusive approaches are aiming to change the paediatric clinical research landscape going forward, using research initiatives built on the principles of equity and inclusivity.…”
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The impact of “digital justice” on the role of the prosecutor by P. D. Konstantinov

“…The following conclusions were made based on the results of the analysis: 1) web-conference (online hearing) has a significant impact on the principles of publicity, accessibility and equality; 2) web-conference (online hearing) allows the most sensitive segments of the population to remotely participate in a court hearing, controlling the quality of legal assistance provided by the prosecutor; 3) the optional nature of the use of web-conference (online hearing) does not justify the hypothesis of reducing the categories of citizens in defense of whose interests the prosecutor can appeal to the court; 4) the use of web conferencing (online sessions) increases the publicity of the activities of the prosecutor’s office due to the control by the material plaintiff over the course of the proceedings and the quality of legal assistance.…”
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