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cjgl-2424	Weinstein, Jack B.	On the Columbia Journal of Gender and Law’s Future Role	2000	2	.pdf	application/pdf	882	37	51	While substantive gender rights may be increasing, the right to a sufficiently compensated lawyer when and where needed is increasingly attenuated-even in capital cases.3 On the international level, there will be increasing pressure to protect men's, women's and children's rights and opportunities by treaty and the growth of international law; through international tribunals such as the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia on matters such as rape, and the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda on genocide; through national and international courts such as the European Court of Human Rights on killings by state agents or torture of children by parental beatings, or the Inter-American Court of Human Rights on disappearances; 4 by private persons and non-governmental agencies opposing child labor on products brought into the United States; and by governmental pressure to improve women's rights and eliminate slavery, as by action of the United States State Department in Afghanistan and the Sudan. Implicated in such a view will be the more intractable sociological problems of individuals in one-on-one relationships or community situations, of single parenthood and of child rearing in nontraditional and traditional families, of the continuing intergenerational effects of poverty, poor education and cruel childhoods, and of heritage-based views of man-woman characteristics and affinities, particularly in terms of real equality of opportunity.	cache/cjgl-2424.pdf	txt/cjgl-2424.txt