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|a Chong, Daniel P. L.,
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|a Debating human rights /
|c Daniel P. L. Chong.
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|a Boulder, Colorado :
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|a The history and philosophy of human rights -- When should states protect human rights? -- How can western states promote human rights in China? -- Is the United Nations Human Rights Council effective? -- Does the international community have a "responsibility to protect"? -- Should the United States join the International Criminal Court? -- How should human rights violators be held accountable? -- Does the War on Terrorism require restriction of rights? -- Are there limits to freedom of speech? -- Do women have the right to choose abortion? -- Is female circumcision a violation of human rights? -- Are food, housing, and health care valid human rights? -- Do transnational corporations violate human rights? -- Does the right to health justify a violation of property rights? -- Do wealthy states have an obligation to give foreign aid? -- Advancing human rights through debate.
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