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Corruption and human rights: Making the connection

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Corruption and Human Rights: Making the Connection examines the profound and often overlooked link between corruption and the violation of human rights. The book argues that corruption is not merely a governance or economic issue but a direct impediment to the realization of fundamental human rights, including the rights to equality, justice, health, and education. Through theoretical analysis and real-world case studies, it demonstrates how systemic corruption undermines state institutions, weakens accountability, and disproportionately harms marginalized populations. The author emphasizes the need for a human rights–based approach to anti-corruption efforts, urging governments, international bodies, and civil society to view corruption as a structural barrier to dignity and freedom. By bridging the gap between the fields of human rights and anti-corruption, the book offers a comprehensive framework for ensuring transparency, justice, and the protection of human rights in governance systems.

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KP.XXVIII 0042

364.132 INT C

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364.132 INT C

Publisher

Geneva, Switzerland : International Council on Human Rights Policy., 2009

Collation

101 hlm; 22 cm

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

2-940259-85-2

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364.132

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Subject(s)

Korupsi
Human rights
Corruption
Equality and Justice
Governance

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