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International human rights : law, policy, and process / David Weissbrodt, Jena Martin, Frank C. Newman.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextPublication details: Durham, North Carolina (USA): Carolina Academic Press; 2021.Edition: Fifth editionDescription: lxv, 945 pages ; 26 cmISBN:
  • 9781531017682
  • 1531017681
Subject(s): Genre/Form: LOC classification:
  • K3240 .I57 2021
Contents:
Preface to the 5th edition -- Introduction -- Section I. A brief history of human rights thought -- Rights concepts before the 20th century -- Defining principles and concepts : positive, negative, and collective rights -- Defining principles and concepts : four schools of human rights thoughts -- Critiques of traditional concepts -- Section II. Sources of human rights in international law -- Defining principles and concepts : "universal, indivisible, and interdependent" -- International human rights law : the relevant instruments -- Section III. Effectuating and enforcing human rights -- Overview of the UN human rights system -- Regional mechanisms : inter-American human rights system -- Regional mechanisms : the African human rights system -- Regional mechanisms : the European human rights system -- States as enforcers : U.S. civil litigation & universal jurisdiction -- Section IV. Focus on select human rights -- The right to life -- The right to equality and non-discrimination -- The right to health -- The right to water -- Freedom from torture and inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment -- The right to self-determination -- Protection of vulnerable groups : women -- Protection of vulnerable groups : minorities -- Protection of vulnerable groups : children -- Section V. Human rights at the crossroads -- The intersection between humanitarian law and IHRL -- The intersection between international criminal law and IHRL -- The intersection between labor law and IHRL -- Business and human rights.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Preface to the 5th edition -- Introduction -- Section I. A brief history of human rights thought -- Rights concepts before the 20th century -- Defining principles and concepts : positive, negative, and collective rights -- Defining principles and concepts : four schools of human rights thoughts -- Critiques of traditional concepts -- Section II. Sources of human rights in international law -- Defining principles and concepts : "universal, indivisible, and interdependent" -- International human rights law : the relevant instruments -- Section III. Effectuating and enforcing human rights -- Overview of the UN human rights system -- Regional mechanisms : inter-American human rights system -- Regional mechanisms : the African human rights system -- Regional mechanisms : the European human rights system -- States as enforcers : U.S. civil litigation & universal jurisdiction -- Section IV. Focus on select human rights -- The right to life -- The right to equality and non-discrimination -- The right to health -- The right to water -- Freedom from torture and inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment -- The right to self-determination -- Protection of vulnerable groups : women -- Protection of vulnerable groups : minorities -- Protection of vulnerable groups : children -- Section V. Human rights at the crossroads -- The intersection between humanitarian law and IHRL -- The intersection between international criminal law and IHRL -- The intersection between labor law and IHRL -- Business and human rights.

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