human rights znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady human rights

• At the dawn of the modern human-rights era, the role of human rights in the international legal order was rather minimal.

• Consequently, harnessing the moral and rhetorical force of human-rights language commands international attention to bioethics issues that impact human rights.

• But if this were the case, how could the existence of the human-rights-friendly elements of the tradition be an adequate justification for human rights?

• Given that the research team reviewed human rights legislation they might have considered the inequities facing women and children in general.

• Those of the 1980s were more concerned with gender issues, survival strategies and human rights.

• Furthermore, they established important legal principles and precedents that can be used by women's movements to advance women's human rights in safer 'informal' contexts.

• The book begins with two chapters that trace the development of both the national security doctrine and an international human rights paradigm.

• In order to do so, international law should recognize the set of political human rights that is entailed by the deliberativeness condition.