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999			_c17320 _d17320
020			_a9780199205523
040			_cCSHL
082			_a341.48 CLA 2007
245			_aHuman rights : _ba very short introduction.
260			_aNew York ; _bOxford : _c2007.
300			_a193 p. : _bill. ; _c17 cm.
500			_aContents 1. Looking at rights 2. The historical development of international human rights 3. Human Rights foreign policy and the role of the United Nations 4. The international crime of torture 5. Legitimate restrictions on freedom 6. Balancing rights-the issue of privacy 7. Food education health housing and work 8. Discrimination and equality 9. The death penalty Final remarks References Further reading Annex The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
520			_aAndrew Clapham has written an outsttanding introduction to human rights lucid compelling and at home in all the disciplines that human rights relies on for intellectual nutrition He dodges none of the hard issues and is critical when this is required This is a must -read for all students of human rights and for the interested public Conor Gearty, Director of Centre for the Study of Human Rights London School of Economics
650		0	_aHuman Rights
942			_cEB