Titlebook: Human Rights in Africa; Contemporary Debates Eunice N. Sahle Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 human rights.la

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Human Rights States and Societies: A Reflection from Kenyatuals and dynamics of Kenya’s human rights movement. Further, it explores the transformation of the Judiciary and envisions the possibility of a human rights state in the context of Kenya’s 2010 transformative Constitution. Overall, Mutunga posits that Kenya’s Constitution and the new judiciary prov

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Sexual Minorities, Human Rights, and Public Health Strategies in Africaxuality. It argues that strategies primarily focused on health concerns that simultaneously yet discreetly promote sexual rights are having some success in challenging prevalent homophobic or ‘silencing’ cultures and discourses. Overall, in the last few decades, remarkable progress has been made tow

Legion

Sino-African Relations and the Problem of Human Rightsg’s no-strings-attached stance on human rights and governance. It is clear that many African states that enjoy Chinese support not only trample on civil and political rights (as per Western ideas of human rights), but also subvert their citizens’ economic and social rights (as per China’s discourse

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On Kéba M’Baye and the Right to Development at 30ergence of the Declaration on the Right to Development (DRD) in 1986. The chapter discusses core elements of the DRD and highlights developments in recent decades that augur well for its objectives. Further and with a focus on principal institutional agents of development, it highlights some tension

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The UN’s Human Right to Water in the Context of New Water Governance Regimes in South Africa and Tanl analysis from South Africa and briefly from Tanzania, the chapter demonstrates the role of the state in both countries in the emergence of new water governance regimes in the era neoliberal economic reforms. Further, the chapter examines the extent to which the South African and Tanzanian states c

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Eunice N. Sahle,Mary Galvin,Benjamin Pierce,Kara Todd