Chapter 2 Cultural Diversity as a Human Right? General Comment No. 21 of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

Pineschi, Laura

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“…The main components of the right to participate to the cultural life might be organized as stages of migrants' cultural activities: access, participation and contribution to the cultural life 17 .…”

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Drepturile culturale bona fide ale migranților

Gentimir¹

2021

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Rezumat: În contextual general al transformărilor sociale din cadrul comunităţii internaţionale, fenomenul migraţiei reţine atenţia prin impactul deosebit pe care îl are asupra tuturor membrilor comunităţii, indiferent de naţionalitatea celor care interacţionează la nivel social. Premizele armoniei între membri unor comunităţi naţionale diferite sunt reprezentate de drepturile culturale ce sunt exercitate constant de aceștia. Fie că se are în vedere dreptul la educaţie, fie că sunt vizate drepturi precum dreptul la participare la viaţa culturală, dreptul de a beneficia de avantajele progresului știinţific și aplicarea acestuia, dreptul de a beneficia de protecţia intereselor morale și materiale rezultate din propria creaţie știinţifică, literară sau artistică, dreptul la respectarea libertăţii indispensabile a cercetarea știinţifică și creaţia artistică, dreptul la respectarea nivelului de trai adecvat, autorităţile statelor gazdă ale migranţilor trebuie să le asigure acestora condiţiile optime de exercitare efectivă.

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Drepturile culturale bona fide ale migranților

Gentimir¹

2021

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International Cultural Heritage Conventions and the Central Asian Region: Current Framework and Future Perspectives

Frigerio

2020

Journal of Heritage Management

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Acknowledging the value and importance of culture at local, national and global levels, the international community has progressively developed a series of conventions for the protection, preservation and enhancement of cultural heritage. Each of these conventions provides a unique set of binding principles and practices that member-states must follow in order to strengthen the protection of the heritage at stake. Still, while some of these laws have been enthusiastically embraced by Central Asian countries, others have been mostly ignored or avoided. This article aims to briefly examine three issues. First, the current rate of ratification of these conventions in the Central Asian region. Second, the main reasons why some of these legal documents have not received a spread endorsement in Central Asia. Third, a tentative interpretation of Central Asian states’ intentions over the next years.

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Recalibrating the Regime: The Need for a Human Rights Based Approach to International Drug Policy

Barrett

2008

SSRN Journal

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Chapter 2 Cultural Diversity as a Human Right? General Comment No. 21 of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

Cited by 9 publications

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Drepturile culturale bona fide ale migranților

Drepturile culturale bona fide ale migranților

International Cultural Heritage Conventions and the Central Asian Region: Current Framework and Future Perspectives

Recalibrating the Regime: The Need for a Human Rights Based Approach to International Drug Policy

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