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The judicial application of human rights law : national, regional, and international jurisprudence
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The judicial application of human rights law : national, regional, and international jurisprudence

Author: Nihal Jayawickrama
Publisher: Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2002.
Edition/Format:  Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Jayawickrama explores the judicial interpretation of human rights law from all available sources.
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Material Type: Internet resource
Document Type: Book, Internet Resource
All Authors / Contributors: Nihal Jayawickrama
ISBN: 052178042X 9780521780421
OCLC Number: 50301593
Description: cxxix, 965 p. ; 24 cm.
Contents: Part I. Introduction --
1. Historical and juridical background --
2. The international bill of human rights --
3. The domestic protection of human rights --
4. The international protection of human rights --
Part II. General principles --
5. Interpretation --
6. Non-discrimination --
7. Limitations --
8. Derogation --
Part III. The substantive rights --
9. The right of self-determination --
10. The right to life --
11. The right to freedom from torture --
12. The right to freedom from slavery --
13. The right to liberty --
14. Thr rights of prisoners --
15. The right to freedom of movement --
16. The right to a fair trial --
17. The rights of accused persons --
18. The right to recognition as a person --
19. The right to privacy --
20. The right to freedom of thought --
21. The right to freedom of expression --
22. The right to freedom of assembly --
23. The right to freedom of association --
24. The right to family life --
25. The rights of the child --
26. The right to participate in public life --
27. The right to equality --
28. the rights of minorities --
29. The rights relating to work --
30. The rights relating to social security --
31. The right to an adequate standard of living --
32. The right to health --
33. The right to education --
34. The right to cultural life --
35. The right to property.
Responsibility: Nihal Jayawickrama.
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