… This book views human rights as universal moral rights whose sin role is protecting
people's ability to form and pursue conceptions while life - a capacity that Griffin refers to as "…

… to human beings relates to “goods” and “bads” that people … insist that human rights must
be rights that people can hold … of human rights will not match the social reality of the human …

… It is worth considering the circumstances in which ordinary people find themselves speaking
of human rights. I have already mentioned the atrocities of the Third Reich that prompted the …

… There is a straight line, to which I will return in the next two sections, in the history interrelating
the concept of people, men, citizen, human and rights, from the colonial revolution of the …

… instruments-in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, … 2 American rights and
international human rights are … international human rights, a posture which most knowing people …

… on human rights problems affecting people who use drugs (especially but not only people
… important concerns for people who use non-injecting drugs), and on human rights and HIV. …

… The Capability Approach has pushed forward the analysis of women's human rights, the
rights of the poot, and, more recently, the rights of people with disabilities. At the same time, we …

… economic rights asking the question-"What are people actually … people securely in possession
of those rights, to make them able really to function in those ways, not just to have the right …

… of major development projects on the human rights of indigenous peoples. Indigenous
peoples bear a disproportionate share of the social and human costs of resource-intensive and …

… The problem is that, although the idea and language of human rights have become … kinds
of objects human rights are supposed to be, why we should believe that people have them, or …