Dignity and Human Rights: The Implementation of Economic, Social and Cultural RightsBerma Klein Goldewijk, Adalid Contreras Baspineiro, Paulo César Carbonari Intersentia nv, 2002 - 338 halaman This book has been created by a collective of authors who belong to different (inter)national networks in the field of human rights. All were present at the World Social Forum in Porto Alegre. All are committed to the implementation of economic, social and cultural rights. Their contributions try to capture the dynamism and richness of the dialogues. Fundamental and operational issues are taken up, global alternatives and practical recommendations are presented. In the context of economic globalisation, no task other than the implementation of economic, social and cultural rights could be more urgent. From the side of the human rights community, the primacy of human rights obligations over economic policies has been reiterated on several occasions. The authors present the view that human dignity and human rights need to be brought to the centre of the current debate on globalisation. Indeed, whereas human dignity is the core and the foundation of human rights, it is through the implementation of rights that dignity is protected. |
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Emergence of a New Focus on Human Dignity and the Implementation of Economic Social and Cultural Rights | 3 |
Yes Another World is Possible | 17 |
APPROACHES | 33 |
Human Dignity as a Basic Concept of Ethics and Human Rights | 35 |
The Expanding Nature of Human Rights and the Affirmation of Their Indivisibility and Enforceability | 45 |
Priority Issues and Impediments to Realizing the Right to Adequate Housing | 63 |
Entitlements Not Mere Policy Options | 75 |
Searching for the Rights Approach | 91 |
Agrarian Security and Land Problems in Puno | 199 |
STRATEGIES | 209 |
Economic Globalisation Civil Society and Rights | 211 |
Strategies and Practices in the Context of Casteism | 221 |
An Experience of the Struggle Against Corruption in Elections | 235 |
the Struggle for a Peoples Budget in South Africa | 245 |
Actions to Promote the Realization of the Rights to Adequate Housing | 285 |
The Gap between Policy and Implementation | 293 |
INSTRUMENTS | 97 |
InterAmerican Tools for the Enforceability of Economic Social and Cultural Rights | 99 |
Practices and Experiences | 111 |
The Mexican Experience of Elaborating and Lobbying the Alternative Report on Economic Social and Cultural Rights | 129 |
The Brazilian Experience of the Civil Society on State Compliance with the International Covenant on Economic Social and Cultural Rights | 141 |
SUBJECTS AND PROCESSES | 147 |
Social Subjects Human Rights and their Political Relevance | 149 |
Human Rights and the AfroBrazilian Populace | 163 |
The Essence of the Earth Charter | 179 |
How to Implement the Earth Charter | 185 |
CONCLUSIONS | 299 |
Globalisation of the Search for Alternatives and International Political Impacts | 301 |
ANNEXES | 305 |
International Covenant on Economic Social and Cultural Rights | 307 |
The Earth Charter | 317 |
World Social Forum Charter of Principles | 325 |
Endorsing Networks | 330 |
Notes on Contributors | 333 |
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