Karen_A._Mingst,_Ivan_M._Arregu_n-Toft]_Essentia

372 CHAPTER TEn ■ ­Human Ri­ht security. Others responded by questioning whether less violent methods might not have achieved th ...

The Role of the International Community—IGOs and NGOs 373 Beginning in 2006, the UN Human Rights Council initiated a new approac ...

374 CHAPTER TEn ■ ­Human Ri­ht publicize the issues, put pressure on states (both offenders and enforcers), and lobby internatio ...

The Role of the International Community—IGOs and NGOs 375 While new communication technologies have often facilitated the campai ...

376 CHAPTER TEn ■ ­Human Ri­ht is mixed. One study of over 400 human rights organ izations on shaming governments between 1992 a ...

Specific Human Rights Issues 377 pointing to the ruthless regime of Saddam Hussein. When does use of the term become a justifica ...

378 CHAPTER TEn ■ ­Human Ri­ht (see Box  10.1). While the conven­ tion was signed, ratified, and recog­ nized as an advance in i ...

Specific Human Rights Issues 379 Bosnia- Herzegovina, Croatia, Ser- bia, and Kosovo, people of one eth- nic group were forced to ...

380 CHAPTER TEn ■ ­Human Ri­ht The former Yugo slavia illustrates the dilemmas associated with the application of these conventi ...

Specific Human Rights Issues 381 In light of the difficulties with the ad hoc tribunals, in 1998, states under UN aus- pices con ...

382 CHAPTER TEn ■ ­Human Ri­ht United States also objects more generally, asserting that the ICC infringes on U.S. sover- eignty ...

Specific Human Rights Issues 383 F Rom Po lItI cal and EconomIc RIgHtS to Human RIgHtS Women first took up the call for po liti ...

384 CHAPTER TEn ■ ­Human Ri­ht women and other abuses in all arenas were identified as breaches of both human rights and humanit ...

Specific Human Rights Issues 385 even though states systematically employed it as an instrument of war during World Wa r II. Dur ...

386 CHAPTER TEn ■ ­Human Ri­ht h he Victims of War The plight of the victims of the actions of Boko Haram described at the begin ...

Specific Human Rights Issues 387 extreme brutality, insufficient food, forced mar- riages, coerced conversion to Islam, sexual s ...

388 CHAPTER TEn ■ ­Human Ri­ht and domestic servitude is unknown, ranging between 12 and  27 million persons; about one- quarter ...

Specific Human Rights Issues 389 from Eu r ope, to the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and the Amer i cas. This challenge is both a ...

Global PersPectives Malaysia, a Muslim country and the pre­ ferred destination of Rohingyas, had for many years accepted small n ...

Specific Human Rights Issues 391 For CritiCal analy sis Why would Muslim countries like Malaysia and Indonesia be unwilling to ...