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The Human Rights Encyclopedia

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The Human Rights Encyclopedia provides a comprehensive reference on key concepts, instruments, institutions, and figures in the field of human rights. Covering historical developments and contemporary issues, it explains the evolution of international norms, treaties, and mechanisms designed to protect human dignity and fundamental freedoms. The encyclopedia includes entries on major organizations, landmark cases, and thematic concerns such as equality, justice, and development. By combining academic analysis with accessible explanations, it serves as both an educational tool and a practical resource. This work is intended for students, researchers, policymakers, and advocates seeking clear and authoritative information on human rights.

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341.1 LEW H

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341.1 LEW H

Publisher

New York : Sharpe reference.,

Collation

768 hlm; 24 cm

Language

English

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Classification

341.1

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Edition

Volume Two

Subject(s)

Human rights
Equality and Justice
Policymakers
Historical developments

Specific Detail Info

Foreword by Aung San Suu Kyi, Winner of the 1991 Nobel Peace Prize

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