Children's rights and the minimum age of criminal responsibility a global perspective / by Cipriani, Don

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Witnesses in Islamic law of evidence by Abdul Muin Abdul Rahman

Table of Contents: “…The basic structure of witness in Islamic and Malaysian judicial systems -- Legal admissibility and requirements -- The principle elements of Tazkiyat al-Shuhūd and the minimum number of witnesses -- Different categories of witnesses -- An analysis of the problems which have emerged as a result of the practice of the Islamic and Malaysian law of evidence.…”

Brownlie's principles of public international law by Crawford, James 1948-

Table of Contents: “…The sources of international law -- The relations of international and national law -- Subjects of international law -- Creation and incidence of statehood -- Recognition of states and governments -- International organizations -- Forms of governmental authority over territory -- Acquisition and transfer of territorial sovereignty -- Status of territory : further problems -- The territorial sea and other maritime zones -- Maritime delimitation and associated questions -- Maritime transit and the regime of the high seas -- Common spaces and cooperation in the use of natural resources -- Legal aspects of the protection of the environment -- The law of treaties -- Diplomatic and consular relations -- Unilateral acts, acquiescence, and estoppel -- Succession to rights and duties -- Sovereignty and equality of states -- Jurisdictional competence -- Privileges and immunities of foreign states -- The relations of nationality -- Nationality of corporations and assets -- The conditions for international responsibility -- Consequences of an internationally wrongful act -- Multilateral public order and issues of responsibility -- The international minimum standard : diplomatic protection and protection of investments -- International human rights -- international criminal justice --The claims process -- Third party settlement of international disputes -- Use or threat of force by states…”

Brownlie's principles of public international law by Crawford, James 1948-

Table of Contents: “…The sources of international law -- The relations of international and national law -- Subjects of international law -- Creation and incidence of statehood -- Recognition of states and governments -- International Organizations -- Forms of governmental authority over territory -- Acquisition and transfer of territorial sovereignty -- Status of territory : further problems -- The territorial sea and other maritime zones -- Maritime delimitation and associated questions -- Maritime transit and the regime of the high seas -- Common spaces and the co-operation in the use of natural resources -- Legal aspects of the protection of the environment -- The law of treaties -- Diplomatic and consular relations -- Unilateral acts; estoppel : Succession to rights and duties -- Sovereignty and equality of states -- Jurisdictional competence -- Privileges and immunities of foreign states -- The relations of nationality -- Nationality of corporations and assets -- The conditions for international responsibility -- Consequences of an internationally wrongful act -- Multilateral public order and issues of responsibility -- The international minimum standard : persons and property -- International human rights -- International criminal justice -- The claims process -- Third-party settlement of international disputes -- The use of threat of force by states.…”

Akta Kerja 1955 (AKTA 265), peraturan-peraturan dan perintah & perundangan terpiih hingga 1hb April 2015

The NATO intervention in Libya lessons learned from the campaign

Aspects of worker well-being

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Microeconomics theory and applications by Maddala, G. S.

Malaysia speak up! by Wong, Philip

Table of Contents: “…Economy -- Economic competitiveness the pill for Malaysia's progress -- Ending monopoly businesses -- Minimum wage a positive move of the government -- High income nation Malaysia -- Moving towards a prosperous nation status -- Proce control limits growth of economy -- Subsidized petrol prices -- Smuggling syndicates ruin our economy -- Public transport system in Malaysia lacking badly -- Food warehouses - food for thought? …”