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Apart from individual rights, claims have long been made for collective (minority) rights. Now a "third generation" of rights is appearing, the rights of peoples, exemplified by the African Charter of Human and Peoples Rights of 1981. This volume discusses the new generation of rights.

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This unified and thoughtful collection explores several fundamental issues concerning rights of peoples, and is to be welcomed as a significant contribution to the scattered and rather fragmentary literature in English in this increasingly important area. * Benedict Kingsbury, International and Comparative Law Quarterly *
a most welcome contribution to a debate which ... has suffered from an unfortunate combination of neglect, glibness and confusion ... a milestone * Susan Marks, Cambridge Law Journal *

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      Publisher: Clarendon Press
      Publication Date: 7/2/1992 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780198258049, 978-0198258049
      ISBN10: 0198258046
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      Law Public international law: human rights Human rights, civil rights

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Apart from individual rights, claims have long been made for collective (minority) rights. Now a "third generation" of rights is appearing, the rights of peoples, exemplified by the African Charter of Human and Peoples Rights of 1981. This volume discusses the new generation of rights.

      Trade Review
      This unified and thoughtful collection explores several fundamental issues concerning rights of peoples, and is to be welcomed as a significant contribution to the scattered and rather fragmentary literature in English in this increasingly important area. * Benedict Kingsbury, International and Comparative Law Quarterly *
      a most welcome contribution to a debate which ... has suffered from an unfortunate combination of neglect, glibness and confusion ... a milestone * Susan Marks, Cambridge Law Journal *

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