Titlebook: Human Rights and Responsibilities in Britain and Ireland; A Christian Perspect Sydney D. Bailey (Chair, member of the board of In Book 1988

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Rights and Responsibilities in Christian Ethics,rnational body of redress. Human rights are also sometimes a sourse of international tension and recrimination. The language of human rights is so widespread today that it may come as a surprise to some that it is relatively recent.

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Majorities and Minorities,ir origins, so that eventually they may come to regard themselves as a ‘people’. If other human beings with different ideas and traditions arrive, especially in large numbers in a short period of time, there may at first be difficulties and tensions, but over a period the incomers usually adapt to t

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Political Violence and the Rule of Law,e ballot threatens the lives of innocent people, but it does more than that: it erodes the rule of law and impairs the whole fabric of human society. Each incident of sectarian violence tempts the paramilitaries of the other side to undertake acts of retribution. The security forces are always vulne

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Towards Peaceful Coexistence,d independent’. That was to use the language and concepts of the eighteenth century. 172 years later, when the UN General Assembly came to prepare the first article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, three issues had to be resolved. The first draft of the Declaration, using the language a

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Towards Peaceful Coexistence, first article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, three issues had to be resolved. The first draft of the Declaration, using the language and ideas of Jefferson, had begun, ‘All men are brothers’. Not surprisingly, the UN Commission on the Status of Women objected to the use of sexist language, so the text was amended.

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Introduction,nd civil liberties are under particular threat, and that the problems arising from different traditions are especially difficult to resolve. It is here, too, that the rhetoric of human rights is used by those who violate human rights by using violence for political ends.