Written some fifty years after the Universal Declaration of Human
Rights, this book shows that the struggle for a fuller realization
of these rights is far from over. It maps out the international
human rights agenda as it stands at the end of the 20th century,
focusing on four interrelated themes. The first concerns the
conceptual development of human rights, the second looks at human
rights in the Asia Pacific region, the third considers human rights
in a post-Cold-War environment and the fourth assesses the
protection and monitoring of human rights.
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