Women and Human Rights (Women & World Development)

Women and Human Rights (Women & World Development)

by K.Tomasevski (Author)

Synopsis

This title is the latest in the highly successful Women and World Development series. It looks at how the conventional view of women's rights as different and separate from human rights has impeded action to uphold their fundamental freedoms as human beings. Most violations of women's rights in practice remain unchallenged. The book describes the lack of attention to women's human rights and civil liberties at all levels, outlines what has been done so far to articulate and defend them, and proposes a plan of action.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 176
Edition: illustrated edition
Publisher: Zed Books Ltd
Published: 06 Sep 1993

ISBN 10: 185649120X
ISBN 13: 9781856491204

Author Bio
Katarina Tomasevski is professor of international law and international relations at Lund University and a lecturer at the Centre for African Studies, Copenhagen University. Her other books include: Responding to Human Rights Violations 1946-1999 (2000) and Between Sanctions and Elections (1997).