13. ON THE ROLE OF THE STATE, THE UN AND CIVIL SOCIETY
Human Rights are plainly not guaranteed by the existing institutional arrangements.[We have to understand this as a point of departure].…
Human Rights are plainly not guaranteed by the existing institutional arrangements.[We have to understand this as a point of departure].…
What We Have Not Yet Done The implementation of Human Rights requires first and foremost its translation to the domestic…
Getting From Here to There Meetings on Human Rights (e.g. the recent 26th Session of the UN’s ACC/SCN, Geneva, 12-15…
When A Little is Not Enough “What you push is what you change.“ I would like you to agree with…
“The vast majority of humanity just has the right to see, to hear… and to remain silent.” – Eduardo Galeano…
Writing Human Rights into Law In all honesty, many governments (if not most) continue to take a soft approach to…
The Participation Factor in Human Rights Getting Human Rights implemented means not only engaging development agencies, but also the government.…
The Human Rights Approach: Some Iron Laws As the new era of Human Rights-based planning in development work gets under…
We Live in a New Age of Rights Why does our commitment to a Human Rights approach in health, nutrition…
4. Human Rights Based Planning: The New Approach 1. All agencies of the UN regularly prepare long-term plans of action…