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The international law of human rights / Paul Sieghart

Autor: Sieghart, PaulIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: Oxford : Claredon Press, copy 1983Descrição física: XXIV,569p.; 24cmISBN: 0198760973Assunto: 492 | 627 | 380 | 235 | 101211Localização e Cota : 342.7SIE Resumo: Part I: The framework. 1. Historical and juridical background. 2. Review of the international instruments. 3. Participation in the instruments. 4. Domestic effect of the instruments. 5. Supervision, interpretation, application and enforcement. Part II: Articles of general application. 6. The state obligations. 7. Non-discrimination. 8. Restrictions and limitations. 9. Abuse. 10. Savings. 11. Derogation. 12. Denunciation. Part III: The rights and freedoms guaranteed. 13. Classification of the rights and freedoms. 14. Physical integrity. 15. Standard of living. 16. Health. 17. Family. 18. Work. 19. Social security, assistance, and welfare. 20. Education and training. 21. Property. 22. Legal integraty. 23. Mental and moral integrity. 24. Joint activities. 25. Politics and democracy. 26. Collective rights. Part IV: International interpretation, application, enforcement and supervision. 27. The UN human rights committee. 28. The european commission and court of human rights. 29. The inter-american commission and court of human rights. 30. The african commission on human and peoples'rights. 31. The UN economic and social council. 32. The european committee of experts. 33. The UN secretariat's division of human rights. 34. The UN educational, scientific and cultural organisation. 35. The international labour organisation. 36. Non-Governamental organizations.
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Part I: The framework. 1. Historical and juridical background. 2. Review of the international instruments. 3. Participation in the instruments. 4. Domestic effect of the instruments. 5. Supervision, interpretation, application and enforcement. Part II: Articles of general application. 6. The state obligations. 7. Non-discrimination. 8. Restrictions and limitations. 9. Abuse. 10. Savings. 11. Derogation. 12. Denunciation. Part III: The rights and freedoms guaranteed. 13. Classification of the rights and freedoms. 14. Physical integrity. 15. Standard of living. 16. Health. 17. Family. 18. Work. 19. Social security, assistance, and welfare. 20. Education and training. 21. Property. 22. Legal integraty. 23. Mental and moral integrity. 24. Joint activities. 25. Politics and democracy. 26. Collective rights. Part IV: International interpretation, application, enforcement and supervision. 27. The UN human rights committee. 28. The european commission and court of human rights. 29. The inter-american commission and court of human rights. 30. The african commission on human and peoples'rights. 31. The UN economic and social council. 32. The european committee of experts. 33. The UN secretariat's division of human rights. 34. The UN educational, scientific and cultural organisation. 35. The international labour organisation. 36. Non-Governamental organizations.

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