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Human Rights In Africa From The Oau To The African Union Rachel Murray

Name: Human Rights In Africa From The Oau To The African Union Rachel Murray
SKU: BELL-1814412
Price: 31.00 USD
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Human Rights In Africa From The Oau To The African Union Rachel Murray instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.5 MB

Pages: 360

Author: Rachel Murray

ISBN: 9780511265631, 9780521839174, 0511265638, 0521839173

Language: English

Year: 2005

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Human Rights In Africa From The Oau To The African Union Rachel Murray by Rachel Murray 9780511265631, 9780521839174, 0511265638, 0521839173 instant download after payment.

This work examines the role of the Organization of African Unity, now the African Union, and how it has dealt with human rights since its inception in 1963. It considers the role of its main institutions both under the OAU and its transformation into the African Union. The book is divided into chapters examining various themes including the rights of women, the rights of the child, the concept of democracy and the right to development. Written by a leading human rights scholar, this book is essential reading for lawyers acting for African states, and for foreign governments and NGOs active in Africa, as well as being of interest to international and comparative human rights scholars.