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The Contemporary Idea of Human Rights," J. Nickel
Summmery,
Key characteristics of human rights,
Key characteristics of human rights
10
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"Are Human Rights Universal?
Summery,
Arguments for universality,
Arguments for universality
7
cards
SummarizeExcerpts from the American Declaration of Independence and the French Declaration of the Rights of Man
Summery,
Similarities natural rights concep,
Similarities equality
7
cards
SummarizeStephen Jensen, “Decolonization – not Western liberals – established human rights on the global agenda”
Decolinization,
Agreement or disagreement
2
cards
SummarizeThe Universal Declaration of Human Rights - Know the background, re-read it
Summery,
Historical context,
Equality and non discrimination
7
cards
The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR)
Similarities,
Differences,
Enforcement mechanisms
4
cards
Donnelly, “The Universal Declaration Model”
Accountability and rule of law,
Equality and non discrimination,
Universality
3
cards
Accountability and Rule of Law:
Summery,
Normative framework,
Mobilization of activism
7
cards
Social and Economic Rights: A Critique"
Summmery,
Highlights,
Differences
4
cards
Beetham, D. "What Future for Economic and Social Rights?"
Summery
1
cards
"Indigenous People's Human Rights,"
Summery,
Self determination,
Indigenous self determination
4
cards
questions
What are human rights,
Human rights vs legal rights,
Human rights vs moral rights
34
cards
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