Titlebook: Human Rights as Battlefields; Changing Practices a Gabriel Blouin-Genest,Marie-Christine Doran,Sylvie Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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Introduction: Becoming Human Rights Subjects Through New Practices, that are exposed on a daily basis. This introduction explains how we explore the struggles and new meanings emerging from the use of human rights as a political tool in the context of a conflicting commonality. This introduction also presents each chapter of the volume.

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Human Rights as Battlefields: Power Relations, Translations and Transformations—A Theoretical Framewts shaped by struggles, debates and opposition from actors involved in concrete actions, mobilization and activism. Human rights, rather than being created from above, arise from particular settings and through actions, practices, documents and narratives emerging from communities and groups involved in the issues/rights at stake.

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Who Is a Child? The Politics of Human Rights, the Convention on the Right of the Child (CRC), and Chwork that recognizes the politics of human rights as a political battleground, this chapter examines the battles over the definition of a child between advocates and opponents of child marriage in Nigeria. It analyzes how different state and non-state actors and institutions engage in political battles with regards to the definition of the child.

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Internet Access as Human Right: A Dystopian Critique from the Occupied Palestinian Territoryf accessibility to broader digital rights, such as content management and data privacy. In conclusion, it looks at potential alternatives, and the negation thereof, as a way to argue that envisioning human rights in prescriptive terms might detract political freedoms rather than enabling them.