Die Teilbarkeit der Menschenrechte Menschenrechte und nationalstaatliche Souveraenitaet
'1. The discourse on human rights is characterized by incongruity and shallowness. These lie on the one hand within the body of human rights itself, and on the other hand in the relationship between human rights norms and other international norms.
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