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Human rights praxis : a resource book for study, action and reflection

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ISBN
9748635244 (pbk.)
Call Number
K3240 R256 1998
Author
Ravindran, D. J.
Title
Human rights praxis : a resource book for study, action and reflection / D. J. Ravindran
Imprint
Bangkok : Asian Forum for Human Rights and Development, c1998.
Physical
308 p. : col. ill. ; 18 cm.
Summary
This book provides a brief history of the development of international human rights law during this century. It situates human rights in its context by tracing social, political, and economic factors that have had a profound influence on human rights law and practice. While contextualizing human rights, it examines women’s rights struggle and discusses the question of nation-state and human rights as well as the challenges to universality of human rights including the “Asian Values” debate.
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With the compliments of Mrs.Atchara shayakul
Subject
Human rights--Treaties
Subject
Human rights--Law and legislation
Keyword
ICESC
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ICCPR
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CEDAW
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CRC
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520 ^aThis book provides a brief history of the development of international human rights law during this century. It situates human rights in its context by tracing social, political, and economic factors that have had a profound influence on human rights law and practice. While contextualizing human rights, it examines women’s rights struggle and discusses the question of nation-state and human rights as well as the challenges to universality of human rights including the “Asian Values” debate.
536 ^aWith the compliments of Mrs.Atchara shayakul
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653 ^aICESC ^aICCPR ^aCEDAW ^aCRC
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