Core Obligations: Building a Framework for Economic, Social and Cultural RightsSage Russell Intersentia nv, 2002 - 351 páginas As its title suggests, this book offers a framework for thinking about economic, social and cultural rights, which rests on the concept of core obligations: the minimum standards a state must meet to be in compliance with its obligations related to these rights. The introduction sets out the foundation of the concept of core obligations and explains the approach the volume is proposing. Subsequent chapters, written by international experts, examine individual economic, social and cultural rights in light of it: describing their content, delineating core state obligations and identifying representative violations. Some of the traditional thinking about economic, social and cultural rights does not hold up under this in-depth examination. The book shows that economic, social and cultural rights are full-fledged human rights and not just laudable policy goals; they are not necessarily expensive to implement; they can be monitored and violations identified; and states can be held to account for the relevant human rights obligations they assume. Core Obligations: Building a Framework for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights contains a great deal of useful information for human rights practitioners, as well as those who work in sustainable development and related fields, who want to know what a rights-based approach to their work would mean. It brings conceptual clarity to the discussion of economic, social and cultural rights, and helps to promote consensus about the most immediate steps states must take - a necessary step along the road to full implementation. |
Índice
Resource Issues | 10 |
IN SEARCH OF THE CORE CONTENT OF THE RIGHT | 16 |
Applying the Core Minimum Approach | 18 |
3 | 25 |
6 | 32 |
8 | 40 |
10 | 47 |
MINIMUM OBLIGATIONS WITH RESPECT TO ARTICLE 8 | 53 |
Some Violations Related to | 177 |
References | 183 |
Legal and Conceptual Framework | 190 |
Conceptual Issues Related to Core Health Obligations | 197 |
Core Obligations of State Parties Outlined in General Comment | 203 |
Violations of Core Obligations to Protect | 209 |
Fons Coomans | 217 |
Other Relevant International Instruments | 224 |
4 | 63 |
Minimum Obligations | 69 |
Conclusion | 84 |
Violations of the Right to Social Security | 105 |
Conclusion | 113 |
FAMILY RIGHTS AND THE UNITED NATIONS COVENANT | 115 |
The Right to Establish a Family | 125 |
The Requirement for the Widest Possible Protection | 133 |
Concluding Remarks | 143 |
Introduction | 149 |
The Establishment of Minimum Ages and Fair Remuneration | 155 |
To Whom Does the Minimum Core of States Obligations Apply? | 158 |
The Right to Food in International Law | 165 |
States Obligations under the Right to Adequate Food | 171 |
Violations of the Core Content of the Right to Education | 232 |
A Typology of Obligations Relating to the Implementation | 242 |
Introduction | 249 |
Expanding the Right to the Benefits of Science | 263 |
Violations | 270 |
Conclusion | 277 |
Some Conceptual Issues Relating to Cultural Rights | 283 |
The Right to Participate in Cultural Life as it Relates to Other | 290 |
Conclusion | 303 |
CORE OBLIGATIONS RELATED TO ICESCR ARTICLE 151C | 305 |
A Human Rights Approach to Intellectual Property | 315 |
Conclusion | 329 |
MAASTRICHT GUIDELINES ON VIOLATIONS OF ECONOMIC | 343 |
Palavras e frases frequentes
adequate food adopted Article association for trade benefits child labour Committee of Experts Committee on Economic concerning Covenant Committee's Covenant on Economic Cultural Rights employment ensure European Social Charter example forced labour freedom of association globalisation governments groups guarantee Human Rights Quarterly Ibid ICESCR ILO Committee ILO Convention ILO's implementation individual intellectual property International Covenant international human rights International Labour Conference International Labour Organization international law issues labour standards legislation Maastricht Guidelines marriage measures minimum age minimum core content minimum core obligations obligation to fulfil obligation to respect organisations parents parties present Covenant primary education principles programmes promote realisation recognised Report requires right to adequate right to education right to food right to health right to social Social and Cultural social protection social security supra trade union purposes UNESCO United Nations Universal Declaration workers World World Health Organization
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Beyond National Borders: States' Human Rights Obligations in International ... Sigrun Skogly Pré-visualização limitada - 2006 |