The Making of International Human Rights

The Making of International Human Rights

Cambridge Core - Diplomatic and International History - The Making of International Human Rights

If anything should guide a coherent ethic in relation to human rights, it is that the violation of human rights should not arouse more or less indignation depending on the persons or groups affected. Human rights, conceived after a long gestation over the centuries, are a fundamental attribute of the human condition. Beyond races, languages, nations, sexes, sexual orientations, religions and ideologies, every human being, every person, deserves …

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Announcement of Candidate to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights: A Signal of Change? The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) recently announced a new candidate, signaling potential shifts in the landscape of human rights within the Americas. This development highlights the increasing focus on human rights issues across the continent and suggests future trends that are worth exploring. Strengthening Human Rights Advocacy …

‘We Are Human.’ Re-humanising Human Rights

This chapter draws on the works of Hannah Arendt to explore detainees’ repeated cries of ‘We are human!’ It proposes modern legal-positivist approaches to rights encourage the development of juridical systems, but leave philosophical dimensions of...