International Relations and Human Rights

Kartashkin, Vladimir

doi:10.2753/rsp1061-1967160378

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“…The standard established by the ICESCR is frequently couched in general terms, which do not delimit the exact scope of the rights concerned. However, among forms of international action aimed at its implementation, the covenant provides for the conclusion of conventions and the adoption of recommendations [18]. More detailed standards adopted under the auspices both the UN and of the specialised agencies may thus constitute valuable sources for spelling out in greater detail what is required for the realization of the rights guaranteed by the covenant.…”

Section: International Human Rights Law Of Welfarementioning

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Poverty and Human Dignity: A Human Rights Approach

Singh¹

2017

IOSR JHSS

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-Poverty-ridden people of human society are not capable to claim any sort of rights. Poverty is not only deprivation of basic needs or material resources but a violation of human dignity. The most injurious and debilitating characteristic of poverty is loss of dignity. In recent years, the International Human Rights Law has acquired a high level of global legitimacy. Human Rights approach to poverty looks not just at resources but also at the capabilities, choices, security and power needed for the enjoyment of an adequate standard of living and other fundamental civil, cultural, economic, political and social rights. Human Rights have no meaning unless it begins with the right to life at a tolerable level of existence.

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Section: International Human Rights Law Of Welfarementioning

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Poverty and Human Dignity: A Human Rights Approach

Singh¹

2017

IOSR JHSS

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Soviet writings on Jewish press freedom: A descriptive bibliography

Terrar

1984

Studies in Soviet Thought

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The Role of the United Nations in the Protection of Human Rights in Light of Political Conflicts in the Middle East

Al-Rawashdeh¹,

Al-Soud²

2017

JIRFP

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The Arab Spring remains a historical stop for human rights given the lessons; it underscores on Arab understandings and approaches to human rights. The Arab States has made great strides in achieving Arab regime for the protection of human rights, a major step by establishing an Arab court for this purpose. Although the establishment of such a tribunal came very late compared with their counterparts from other regional systems but the Arab documents and instruments relating to human rights in the Arab countries know early attempts and repeated but all led to the failure that was released with the approval of the successful millennium to the Arab Charter for Human Rights, then the establishment of the Arab Commission for Human Rights and the establishment of the Arab Court of Human Rights in 2014. The United Nations has defined human rights as: a set of universal legal safeguards for the protection of individuals and groups against any governmental violations that may infringe on fundamental freedoms and human dignity. The region has suffered of conflicts and flaming wars in the phenomena, that predicted a flaw in stability that would inevitably result in human rights violations beginning with war crimes, crimes against humanity, murder, torture, enforced disappearance, and deprivation of liberty, religious and ethnic persecution. As for human rights in Syria, there is a systematic policy of violating human rights in Syria with complex and interrelated difficulties, starting with the desertification of the Syrian homeland from any true civil society activity such as the defense of human rights during the long decades of tyranny and the security state in each country. The life of the Syrian citizen, leading to the tragedy of forced disappearance, whether by killing or arresting many human rights activists, who during the short period of the Syrian revolution, managed to grasp the basic keys to work in the field of human rights and to present it correctly and honestly.

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International Relations and Human Rights

Cited by 5 publications

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Poverty and Human Dignity: A Human Rights Approach

Poverty and Human Dignity: A Human Rights Approach

Soviet writings on Jewish press freedom: A descriptive bibliography

The Role of the United Nations in the Protection of Human Rights in Light of Political Conflicts in the Middle East

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