International human rights / Linda A. Malone.

By:

Malone, Linda A

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Black letter seriesPublication details: St. Paul, MN : Thomson/West, c2003.Description: xvii, 140 p. ; 26 cm. +ISBN:

0314263683

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DDC classification:

341.48 MAL

Contents:

1. Rights of individuals 2. Human rights and the United Nations 3. Fundamental human rights 4. Newly emerging rights and fundamental rights recognized as customary international law 5. Derogation from protection of rightrs 6. The international courts 7. Regional organizations 8. Regional human rights law and institutions 9. Humanitarian intervention by the U.N 10. Humanitarian intervention by states 11. The humanitarian law of armed conflict 12. Sources of human rights law 13. General principles of law 14. Extradition 15. Enforcement of human rights law in the U.S. and other domestic courts

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Includes index.

1. Rights of individuals
2. Human rights and the United Nations
3. Fundamental human rights
4. Newly emerging rights and fundamental rights recognized as customary international law
5. Derogation from protection of rightrs
6. The international courts
7. Regional organizations
8. Regional human rights law and institutions
9. Humanitarian intervention by the U.N
10. Humanitarian intervention by states
11. The humanitarian law of armed conflict
12. Sources of human rights law
13. General principles of law
14. Extradition
15. Enforcement of human rights law in the U.S. and other domestic courts

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