The United Nations Human Rights Council : A critique and early assessment

By:

Freedman Rosa

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Publication details: London Routledge 2013Description: 330p xiISBN:

9781138828896

Subject(s):

1. Human Rights 2. United Human Rights Council

DDC classification:

341.481000 FRE

Contents:

Table of Contents Part 1: The Human Rights Council’s Mandate 1. Background: From Commission to Council 2. Reforming the UN Principal Charter-Based Human Rights Body 3. Creation and Mandate Part 2: Criteria for Assessing the Council 4. International Relations Theories 5. Roles and Functions of International Organisations 6. Politicisation of International Organisations 7. The United States and the Human Rights Council 8. The Council’s Inaction on Darfur 9. Innovative Mechanisms 10. Conclusion

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Table of Contents
Part 1: The Human Rights Council’s Mandate
1. Background: From Commission to Council
2. Reforming the UN Principal Charter-Based Human Rights Body
3. Creation and Mandate
Part 2: Criteria for Assessing the Council
4. International Relations Theories
5. Roles and Functions of International Organisations
6. Politicisation of International Organisations
7. The United States and the Human Rights Council
8. The Council’s Inaction on Darfur
9. Innovative Mechanisms
10. Conclusion

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