Human Rights and Social Security Protection / Krishan Kant Singh.

By:

Singh Krishan Kant

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New delhi. Global publications. 2015.Edition: 1st ed. 2015Description: 288 p . ; hardbound 14x22cmISBN:

978-93-83181-28-5

DDC classification:

23 323 SIN

Contents:

1.Concept of human rights 2.Security for human 3.Universal declaration of human rights 4.Implementation of human rights 5.Human societies and social organisation 6.Human rights council 7.Child rights 8.Social legislation 9.Social norms in India perspective 10.India's role in U.N 11.The slavery convention 1926 12.International humanitarian Law 13.Women and human rights.

Summary: The concept of human rights as it is understood today has gradually evolved over the centuries.Though the expression "human rights" seems to have a modern face, human rights are as old as human civilisation.Looking at the concept of human rights from a historical perspective,it would be seen that it is neither entirely western in origin nor so modern.It is crystallization of values that are the common heritage of mandkind.It has roots in all the great events of world,and it has sustained the struggle for freedom,liberty,equality and fraternity everywhere since the inception of mandkind and society.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Tetso College Library Sociology	Non-fiction	323 SIN (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		8002

1.Concept of human rights
2.Security for human
3.Universal declaration of human rights
4.Implementation of human rights
5.Human societies and social organisation
6.Human rights council
7.Child rights
8.Social legislation
9.Social norms in India perspective
10.India's role in U.N
11.The slavery convention 1926
12.International humanitarian Law
13.Women and human rights.

The concept of human rights as it is understood today has gradually evolved over the centuries.Though the expression "human rights" seems to have a modern face, human rights are as old as human civilisation.Looking at the concept of human rights from a historical perspective,it would be seen that it is neither entirely western in origin nor so modern.It is crystallization of values that are the common heritage of mandkind.It has roots in all the great events of world,and it has sustained the struggle for freedom,liberty,equality and fraternity everywhere since the inception of mandkind and society.

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