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The Right to Development as a Human Right?

Peace & Change, 1997
This article examines efforts to strengthen human rights, especially at the Bangkok Conference of 1993, and discusses the conflict between traditional Western views of human rights as individual rights, as opposed to the idea of collective rights. In this context, the author analyzes the debate over the right to development vigorously espoused at ...
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Human Rights and Patient’s Rights

2020
At the present moment, it is usually not long before a problem is framed in terms of rights-based arguments. Although it is hard to maintain that human rights is an unequivocal, universal tool, rights talk today is the trumping vocabulary of political struggle.
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Human Rights and the Environment

Practicing Anthropology, 1994
1989. The pre-Earth Day 20 media blitz had reached its fevered pitch. Chico Mendez was murdered, and the images of rain forests burning and rubber tappers nervously awaiting the bullets were seen on TV screens across the world. Birds dropped from the trees in Mexico City, their lungs and intestines lined and even their feathers coated with cadmium ...
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Human Rights, Protection Of

2000
By way of general indication it should be mentioned that among the civil and political rights are counted: the rights pertaining to the life, integrity, liberty and security of the human person; the rights with respect to the administration of justice; the right to privacy; the rights to freedom of religion or belief, among others. All these rights are
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Human Rights

2010
Patsy Kraeger   +20 more
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Hospitality, tourism, human rights and the impact of COVID-19

International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, 2020
Thomas Baum
exaly  

From Human Rights to the Right to be Human

Abstract The essay explores three problems with classical and contemporary human rights thinking. First, the controversies surrounding basic human needs and basic human rights. Second, points out how modern human rights thinking by being excessively state centred has neglected human rights problems in the domain of civil society.
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