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Human rights: international challenges/ Vol. 2 S. Subramanian

By: Subramanian, S Publication details: New Delhi: Manas publications, 2007Description: V.2, xii, 330-774 p. HBISBN: 9788170490685Subject(s): Human rights -- IndiaDDC classification: 323

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Part 1: International perspective 1. Human rights-evolution of the concept 2. Human rights-international endeavours 3. Development of human rights concepts in India 4. Impact of human rights on society . why do violations take place? Part 2: Human rights and social development 5. Right to equality 6. Right to life and personal liberty and right to freedom 7. Right against exploitation 8. Right to freedom of religion 9. rights for minorities

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Part 1: International perspective
1. Human rights-evolution of the concept
2. Human rights-international endeavours
3. Development of human rights concepts in India
4. Impact of human rights on society
. why do violations take place?
Part 2: Human rights and social development
5. Right to equality
6. Right to life and personal liberty and right to freedom
7. Right against exploitation
8. Right to freedom of religion
9. rights for minorities

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