The present publication on Human Rights provides a comprehensive account of the subject matter in a very simple and lucid language by maintaining the desired academic standard. It begins with an introduction and historical Background and goes on to explain declaration at Vienna, international declaration along with World Level Agreements and Rights in Religious, Economic, Cultural and Political Aspects. It is believed that the book will become an invaluable aid ...
The present publication takes a significant step in bringing to the reader, the research student, the lawyer and the social scientist a comprehensive overview of the concept and perception of human rights and social justice. It provides a clear, well structured and informative introductory text of human rights, particularly for students from other disciplinary backgrounds taking options in human rights, many of whom will have no prior knowledge of the subject. ...
The spectrum of human rights and their violations are too vast in the present day world of violence and strife to be contained easily. This book provides a global overview of human rights with a very comprehensible and stimulating text to the readers and should generate interest in Human Rights among students who are new to the discipline. The overall structure and presentation of the book is very simple and clear which will appeal to the students in the social ...
The present publication on Human Rights Dimensions provides a comprehensive up to date and compendious account of the various groups and their human rights.
The book not only meet the requirements of the students of human rights courses who require a thorough grasp of the essential facts and features before taking up specialized study in any branch of the subject but also useful as a reference tool for administrators lawyers human rights activists and all other ...
Human rights have been violated since time immemorial. Women have been consistently subjugated and repressed as the `weaker' sex. Children have been exploited and abused systematically by family as well as strangers. In India the record of both these areas is quite dismal. Statutory bodies such as the National Human Rights Commission and their State counterparts have been doing a thankless job and have little resources or teeth. It is time to take stock of the ...