A New Approach to Human Rights

A review of the current state of legal regulation in the field of human rights is likely to give the disappointing impression that international legislation is unequal to the task of checking widespread disregard for human dignity. Despite the vast proliferation of instruments setting standards on human rights, imposing obligations as regards the observance of those standards and establishing procedures to deal with breaches of those obligations, violations of human rights continue, their perpetrators apparently undeterred

Convention · Dignity · Economics · Fundamental rights · Human rights · International human rights law · Law and economics · Legislation · Political science · Sociology · State (computer science · Task (project management · Torture · Computer Science · European Criminal Justice and Data Protection · International Law and Human Rights · Law · Torture, Ethics, and Law

• A critical reflection on the conceptual and legal foundations of the duty to prevent torture

  Isobel Renzulli•The International Journal of…•2016

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• The European Convention for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment

  Konrad Ginther•European Journal of International…•1991

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• Beyond Otonomy, or Beyond the Law of Law's Ear

  Open Access•Julia H Chryssostalis•Journal of Law and Society•2004

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• The European Convention for the Prevention of Torture

  Open Access•Malcolm D Evans, Malcolm Evans et al.•International and Comparative Law…•1997

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• Getting to Grips with Torture

  Open Access•Malcolm D Evans•International and Comparative Law…•2002

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• Human Rights in 2002

  Open Access•Michael J Dennis•American Journal of International…•2003

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• Human Rights Imprisoned

  Nathan Meehan•International Journal of…•2009

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