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In 1948 the United Nations published a ground-breaking document : The Universal Declaration of Human Rights. More than half a century later, human rights continue to be a central issue in world debate. But what are human rights? And why are they so important? This series introduces the reader to the concept of human rights and discusses the practicalities of upholding them in today’s world.Contents
Contents : what is freedom? nationality and immigration; freedom of movement; refugees and asylum; helping refugees return; losing the freedom to move; moving on; glossary; addresses; index;Additional Info
Case studies encourage debate and promote awareness of human rights : their abuse, good practice and the responsibilities of both society and the individual.
