The Universal Declaration of Human Rights : Origins, Drafting, and Intent

By:

, Morsink Johannes

Publication details: Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Press ISBN:

9780812217476

Subject(s):

-- Human Rights -- Universal Declaration of Human Rights -United Nations. General Assembly

DDC classification:

341.48109 MOR

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Contents:

Table of Contents Introduction: The Declaration at Fifty The Drafting Process Explained The United Nations Charter and the Declaration The Seven Drafting Stages Original Intentions and the Cold War The Eight Abstentions Authors, Title, and Addressees World War II as Catalyst Personal Security and the Camps Nazification and Legal Human Rights The Problem with the Nuremberg Trials Democracy, Free Speech, and Hate Speech Special International Human Rights and the Role of the United Nations Social, Economic, and Cultural Examples Colonies, Minorities, and Women's Rights The Communist Push for Nondiscrimination The Problem of the Colonies Race, Color, National Origin, and Language Political Opinion, Property, and Birth The Women's Lobby and Women's Rights Privacy and Different Kinds of Property The Latin American Connection Inviolability and Privacy Rights Should Personal Property Be Singled Out? "Alone as Well as in Association with Others'' A Minimum Within a Larger Framework The Socialist Shape of Work-Related Rights Freedom and the Right to Work The Right to Protection Against Unemployment The Campaign for Trade Union Rights Union Shops, Strikes, and Levels of Implementation Conditions: "Human Labour Is Not a Merchandise'' Social Security, Education, and Culture Food, Clothing, Housing, and Medical Care Troubles with the Phrase "Social Security'' The Rights to Full Development, Education, and Culture The Distinction Between "Old'' and "New'' Human Rights The Organic Unity of the Document Duties and Communities The Duties and Communities of Article 29 Protecting the Family, Motherhood,and Childhood The Rights of Religious and Educational Communities The Omission of a Special Minority Rights Article Article 1, the Preamble, and the Enlightenment A Bargain About God and Nature "Inherent,'' "Inalienable,'' and "Born'' Reason and "the Conscience of Mankind'' The Rights to Petition and Rebellion Human Rights as Means and Ends The Declaration and Human Rights Education Appendix: The Universal Declaration of Human Rights with a Guide to Discussions of Specific Topics and Articles Notes Acknowledgments

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Table of Contents
Introduction: The Declaration at Fifty
The Drafting Process Explained
The United Nations Charter and the Declaration
The Seven Drafting Stages
Original Intentions and the Cold War
The Eight Abstentions
Authors, Title, and Addressees
World War II as Catalyst
Personal Security and the Camps
Nazification and Legal Human Rights
The Problem with the Nuremberg Trials
Democracy, Free Speech, and Hate Speech
Special International Human Rights and the Role of the United Nations
Social, Economic, and Cultural Examples
Colonies, Minorities, and Women's Rights
The Communist Push for Nondiscrimination
The Problem of the Colonies
Race, Color, National Origin, and Language
Political Opinion, Property, and Birth
The Women's Lobby and Women's Rights
Privacy and Different Kinds of Property
The Latin American Connection
Inviolability and Privacy Rights
Should Personal Property Be Singled Out?
"Alone as Well as in Association with Others''
A Minimum Within a Larger Framework
The Socialist Shape of Work-Related Rights
Freedom and the Right to Work
The Right to Protection Against Unemployment
The Campaign for Trade Union Rights
Union Shops, Strikes, and Levels of Implementation
Conditions: "Human Labour Is Not a Merchandise''
Social Security, Education, and Culture
Food, Clothing, Housing, and Medical Care
Troubles with the Phrase "Social Security''
The Rights to Full Development, Education, and Culture
The Distinction Between "Old'' and "New'' Human Rights
The Organic Unity of the Document
Duties and Communities
The Duties and Communities of Article 29
Protecting the Family, Motherhood,and Childhood
The Rights of Religious and Educational Communities
The Omission of a Special Minority Rights Article
Article 1, the Preamble, and the Enlightenment
A Bargain About God and Nature
"Inherent,'' "Inalienable,'' and "Born''
Reason and "the Conscience of Mankind''
The Rights to Petition and Rebellion
Human Rights as Means and Ends
The Declaration and Human Rights Education
Appendix: The Universal Declaration of Human
Rights with a Guide to Discussions of Specific Topics and Articles
Notes
Acknowledgments

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