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The International Law of Human Rights

Adam McBeth, Justine Nolan, Simon Rice, Fiona McGaughey

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Part 1: Introducing Human Rights 1. The International Bill of Human Rights 2. Earlier Conceptions of 'Human Rights' Part 2: The Substantive Rights 3. Civil and Political Rights 4. Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Part 3: The International Human Rights Framework 5. The Framework of the United Nations System 6. The Human Rights Council 7. The Human Rights Treaty System 8. Regional Mechanisms 9. The Role of Non-Government Organisations (NGOs) Part 4: Australia 10. Implementation of International Human Rights Law in Australia Part 5: Human Rights Abuses 11. Accountability for Gross Human Rights Abuses Part 6: Vulnerable People 12. Children 13. Indigenous Peoples 14. People with Disabilities 15. Refugees 16. Women 17. Workers Part 7 Contemporary Issues in International Human Rights Law 18. Terrorism, Counter-Terrorism and the Impact on Human Rights 19. Transnational Corporations and Human Rights 20. The Expanding Scope of International Human Rights Law

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Part 1: Introducing Human Rights 1. The International Bill of Human Rights 2. Earlier Conceptions of 'Human Rights' Part 2: The Substantive Rights 3. Civil and Political Rights 4. Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Part 3: The International Human Rights Framework 5. The Framework of the United Nations System 6. The Human Rights Council 7. The Human Rights Treaty System 8. Regional Mechanisms 9. The Role of Non-Government Organisations (NGOs) Part 4: Australia 10. Implementation of International Human Rights Law in Australia Part 5: Human Rights Abuses 11. Accountability for Gross Human Rights Abuses Part 6: Vulnerable People 12. Children 13. Indigenous Peoples 14. People with Disabilities 15. Refugees 16. Women 17. Workers Part 7 Contemporary Issues in International Human Rights Law 18. Terrorism, Counter-Terrorism and the Impact on Human Rights 19. Transnational Corporations and Human Rights 20. The Expanding Scope of International Human Rights Law

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Part 1: Introducing Human Rights 1. The International Bill of Human Rights 2. Earlier Conceptions of 'Human Rights' Part 2: The Substantive Rights 3. Civil and Political Rights 4. Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Part 3: The International Human Rights Framework 5. The Framework of the United Nations System 6. The Human Rights Council 7. The Human Rights Treaty System 8. Regional Mechanisms 9. The Role of Non-Government Organisations (NGOs) Part 4: Australia 10. Implementation of International Human Rights Law in Australia Part 5: Human Rights Abuses 11. Accountability for Gross Human Rights Abuses Part 6: Vulnerable People 12. Children 13. Indigenous Peoples 14. People with Disabilities 15. Refugees 16. Women 17. Workers Part 7 Contemporary Issues in International Human Rights Law 18. Terrorism, Counter-Terrorism and the Impact on Human Rights 19. Transnational Corporations and Human Rights 20. The Expanding Scope of International Human Rights Law

Key concepts: Human rights, International human rights law, Right to property, Political science, Fundamental rights, Linguistic rights, Reservation of rights, Law

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