“…Culture, including the culture of human rights, is always non-homogenous, dynamic and contested, and always involves conflicts and power struggles. International human rights norms interact in complex and multiple fashions with existing cultures, moralities, meanings, concepts, identities, cognitive categories, and realities (Cowan, Dembour, and Wilson 2001;Goodale 2006Goodale , 2007Goodale , 2009Goodale and Merry 2007;Orr 2011;Preis 1996;Slyomovics 2005;Speed 2007;Wilson 1997;Wilson and Mitchell 2003).…”