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T1  - Human Rights 
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UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/10138/336693 
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A1  - Toivanen, Reetta; Cambou, Dorothee 
A2  - Krieg, C. Parker; Toivanen, Reetta 
PB  - Helsinki University Press 
Y1  - 2021 
LA  - eng 
AB  - Human rights are among the key concepts of sustainability science because they constitute the basis for sustainable well-being in any given society. Human rights form an understanding of a world in which individuals and peoples can trust in justice and claim rights by virtue of being human. The idea of an international human rights law is that it is not up to a specific government to decide how it treats individuals and peoples living in its territory. Thus, human rights form a discourse of eman... 
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KW  - 513 Law; Human Rights; Indigenous rights; International Law; 5143 Social and cultural anthropology; 6160 Other humanities 
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