Human Rights
Human Rights Unit 4:D
- Created by: Connie
- Created on: 12-06-15 20:35
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- Human rights
- Civil and political 'first generation'
- negative rights reliant on inactivity e.g. 'freedom from arbitrary imprisonment'
- Untitled
- negative rights reliant on inactivity e.g. 'freedom from arbitrary imprisonment'
- Economic, social and cultural 'second generation'
- positive rights that require action e.g. 'right to social security'
- Socialism
- positive rights that require action e.g. 'right to social security'
- Solidarity 'third generation'
- concerns of the global south; e.g. 'right to development'
- Realists
- Intl. politics should not be viewed in moral terms
- National interest should take precedence
- Feminists
- Seek to transform concept; 'women's human rights' (Friedman)
- Human rights are male-centric, designed to protect entitlement and patriarchy
- Post colonial
- Civil and political 'first generation'
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