The five projects focus on improving the lifestyle of the young elderly, overcoming social exclusion through education, creating polymers that help reduce waste production, studying the consequences of femicides on the victims’ sons and daughters and designing a nutritional support programme for people with dementia
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In a scientific paper, the researcher from the URV’s Department of Public Law, Susana Borràs, discusses the vulnerability and lack of protection of migrant women and children
Susana Borràs, a researcher from the Department of Public Law of the URV, took part in COP28 as an expert in Rights of Nature. In this article, she assesses the resulting agreement, which is still far from the safety threshold recommended by the scientific community
It is one of the most competitive research programmes in Europe and North America
The project aims to improve the legislation and intervention that conceal the consequences of gender-based violence
Presented in Paris this week, the text aims to prevent, combat, and eradicate any form of plastic pollution of land, atmosphere or water.
The work done by the universities has been fundamental for Spain to be the first European Union country to recognize nature as a subject of law
Until 2025, the lecturer from the Department of Public Law at the Universitat Rovira i Virgili will be one of the top world authorities on the preservation of natural heritage and biological diversity
Researchers evaluate the impact of the Nordic Barnahus model implemented as a pilot project in Tarragona so that it can be extended to the rest of Spain and they provide future magistrates with training on mechanisms to reduce the secondary victimisation of children
The academic and activist has coined the concept of the law of nature, a key idea in the reformulation of law so that it recognizes nature as a subject and does away with the idea that nature is a resource available to humans