9788183700313 - Human Rights: Concepts, Issues and Laws by Joshi, S. C. (4 results)
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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Evolution of human rights. 2. Glimpses of human rights. 3. Economic development and human rights. 4. Human rights and criminal justice administration. 5. National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) of India. 6. NGOs and human rights. 7. Positive action for a humane society. App…endices. Select bibliography. Index. Man is born free and is everywhere in chains. Human rights are inherent to man as being human person. Variously known as Fundamental Rights or natural rights everybody everywhere is entitled to enjoy the privilege of human rights. Universal declaration of human rights and subsequent all covenants on human rights to which most of the nation states are signatory are attempts in the direction of upholding and ensuring the cause of human rights. Despite all the statutory provisions we come across the cases of human rights violations. The original text of various covenants universal declaration and other relevant laws is also appended to enhance the utility of work. This book will prove informative and useful to scholars social scientists jurists human rights activists and general readers. 308 pp.
