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2020
A number of recent publications have examined and advanced the concept of robot rights. These investigations have been largely theoretical and speculative. This paper seeks to move the debate about the moral and legal standing of social robots out of the realm of theory. It does so by investigating what rights a social robot would need to have in order
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A number of recent publications have examined and advanced the concept of robot rights. These investigations have been largely theoretical and speculative. This paper seeks to move the debate about the moral and legal standing of social robots out of the realm of theory. It does so by investigating what rights a social robot would need to have in order
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International Social Work, 2005
English The United Nations' Covenant on social rights is universal in form but applies to countries with widely differing levels of economic development. The resultant hiatus impedes the Covenant's effectiveness. The formulation of social standards commensurate with countries' economic capacities is outlined as a solution.
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English The United Nations' Covenant on social rights is universal in form but applies to countries with widely differing levels of economic development. The resultant hiatus impedes the Covenant's effectiveness. The formulation of social standards commensurate with countries' economic capacities is outlined as a solution.
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2000
AbstractI argue that if one accepts the four assumptions I outlined above, one must accept the claim that individuals have social rights to adequate minimum income, housing, education, and health care, i.e. rights to these resources, which are necessary for us to lead what everyone would have to agree is a minimally decent life.
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AbstractI argue that if one accepts the four assumptions I outlined above, one must accept the claim that individuals have social rights to adequate minimum income, housing, education, and health care, i.e. rights to these resources, which are necessary for us to lead what everyone would have to agree is a minimally decent life.
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Social rights as transindividual rights
Η διατριβή πραγματεύεται τη θεωρία και προστασία των κοινωνικών δικαιωμάτων μέσα από μια κριτική, συγκριτική και διεπιστημονική σκοπιά στη βάση του κοινωνικού δικαίου, της νομικής θεωρίας και φιλοσοφίας του δικαίου και της κοινωνικής οντολογίας και ηθικής.openaire +1 more source
The social and human rights models of disability: towards a complementarity thesis
International Journal of Human Rights, 2021Angharad Beckett, Anna Lawson
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Human Rights–Based Social Work and the Natural Environment: Time for New Perspectives
Journal of Human Rights and Social Work, 2023Ingo Stamm
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