1. Introduction In the last half-century water-related issues have become of growing concern for the international community. Rising global awareness of water being a crucial resource for human survival, health and development viewed against the backdrop of insufficient access to a basic water supply have necessitated addressing the challenge of its securitization at the international level. Water crises, including uneven access to water sources around the globe along with new increasing threats
entitles to full range of human rights like any other section of the people. However person with disability suffer from relative ‘invisibility’ and are viewed as a subject of charity , protection and custodial care rather than ‘subject of rights’. An international level awareness pertaining to the rights of the person with disabilities started in 1969 with adopting of the Declaration on Social Progress and Development by UN General Assembly. Contemporary international thinking is of the view that
In the International Relations literature, one often comes across the statement that human rights are a Kantian theme. What is the meaning of this assertion? What does it refer to? And in which sense does the term “Kantian” fundament the notion of human rights? The post-WW2 period demonstrates the importance of the Kantian ideas to the human rights, knowing that the reorganization of the international system that followed was due to, but no only, the idea that democratic regimes sustained by human
International human rights norms The idea of Human Rights is universal concept for all mankind and it has evolved gradually through the world. It is based on natural rights. The Magna Carta(1215), Petition of Rights (1628), Bill of Rights(1689), Charter of New Plymouth (1620), State of Virginia declaration of rights (1776), French Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen(1789), Bill of Rights in America (1791),Babylonain laws, Hittile laws
International human rights norms assert that there vests in every individual right to education and that, at a bare minimum, access to primary or elementary education should be free to all children without any discrimination whatsoever. The Committee on ESC in its General Comment No. 13 emphasized the importance of education as a fundamental human right and its intrinsic role in the realisation of other human rights: “Education is both a human right in itself and an indispensable means of realising
techniques those are: the importance of a good grievances detection, monitoring, and redresses of machinery; the importance of good, preventive human intelligence. The importance of timely technical intelligence; the importance of objective and balanced analysis, reverse analysis, prompt and co-ordinate follow-up actions; effective crisis management apparatus; good investigate machinery,
Human rights is one of the most basic institutes in the international public law. Despite its broad meaning it has a huge importance for each individual. It is possible to compare human rights with air: people do not see such thing. Most of us rarely think about it. However the lack or violations of human rights quickly becomes noticeable and in some cases even mortally dangerous. The states as political formations are not providing human rights to the citizens but each power has an obligation
Maduro Moros. I wish to stress the importance to Venezuela of respect for the international rule of law to the maintenance of international peace and security. Throughout human history, war and conflict have caused untold suffering that have hindered social development and economic progress. The prevention of conflicts has therefore always been a shared objective of the international community. Ensuring and maintaining peace as a principle and fundamental right are critical to implement in order
Organisation (NGO) NGO is reformed with groups of organizations that ranging from small informal groups to large formal agencies. NGO is now recognised as key third sector actors on protection human rights, environment and many other areas. NGO are also participating themselves in conflict resolution as well as international development. Peter Willetts, in his article on “What is a Non-Governmental Organisation”, states the concept of NGO was rising in 1945, which was recognised as an organization, neither
Hillary Clinton once said, “If a country doesn't recognize minority rights and human rights, including women's rights, you will not have the kind of stability and prosperity that is possible.” Human rights are an important and controversial topic that has been about for hundreds of years. The first act of human rights occurred during 539 BC when Cyrus the Great conquered Babylon. The great king of Persia, Cyrus, freed all slaves and gave them the freedom to choose their own religion. Cyrus’ encouragement