Encyclopaedia of Peace, Security, Jusitc & Human Rights (In 7 Volumes)

This International Encyclopaedia of Peace, Security, Social Justice and Human Rights has been created with a clean vision that the inter-relationship between the enjoyment of human rights, the maintenance of peace and security and the achievement of social justice by realizing developing goals, is very close. On the one hand, gross violations of human rights and inequitable economic relations between developed and developing countries, while adversely affect international peace and security. It is only in the atmosphere of peace and security that everyone can understand ones rights and freedoms. As long as there is hunger, disease, or lack of opportunities to participate in the government of one’s country, there can be neither lasting peace nor significant development and social justice. It has been recognized that the right to live in a peaceful and secure environment is fundamental to all human beings. Without them, the development of just, equitable and healthy society cannot exist. In totality, peace and security require the fulfillment of social justice, recognition of dignity and worth of human individuals and the equal rights of men and women of large and small nations. Clearly, Peace, Disarmament, Security, Social Justice and Human Rights are closely linked and represent some of the most important issues before the Global Community today. Methods are best provided in the texts presented in this Encyclopaedia.