The Human Right to food and water
Júlia Gifra Durall, Susana Beltrán García
Abstract
Júlia Gifra Durall, Susana Beltrán García
Abstract
Eradicating hunger is still the biggest challenge of the international community. Hunger is a violation of the right to food, also in relation to the right to water. Any strategy or policy of eradicating hunger and fulfill the right to food and water should respect the fundamental normative content and addressing certain recommendations that emerge from the supervisory bodies of the UN. Food and water are primarily human rights.
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Eradicating hunger is still the biggest challenge of the international community. Hunger is a violation of the right to food, also in relation to the right to water. Any strategy or policy of eradicating hunger and fulfill the right to food and water should respect the fundamental normative content and addressing certain recommendations that emerge from the supervisory bodies of the UN. Food and water are primarily human rights.
Key concepts: Right to food, Normative, Human rights, Political science, Environmental ethics, Business, Law and economics, Food security