Beyond Parliament : Human Rights and the Politics of Social Changein the Global South / Horman Chitonge

Judul	Beyond Parliament : Human Rights and the Politics of Social Changein the Global South / Horman Chitonge
Pengarang	Chitonge, Horman
EDISI	vol.88
Penerbitan	Leiden Boston : Brill Nijhoff, 2015
Deskripsi Fisik	xvii, 269 pages ;24 cm
ISBN	9789004226203
Abstrak	In Beyond Parliament Horman Chitonge offers a unique combination ofthe conceptual dimentions with the practical examples of human rights discourse deployed as an instrument for social change in the global south. He uses the right to water and the right to food to illustrate that human rights are never given on a silver platter; giving effect to human rights is always an outcome of a continous struggle to protect human dignity and value. To implement this view of human rights, the book argues, requires going beyond the parliamentary politics of recognising and acknowledging effect to the recognised rights, especially among the poor and marginalised.
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