Titlebook: Rethinking Human Rights; Critical Approaches David Chandler (Lecturer in International Relation Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division o

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notion of social semiotics from systemic functional linguistics, we propose a framework that examines the affordances of meaning in one mode, such as language, or gesture, or animation, and the multiplying of meaning across these modes. We argue that knowing what meaning can be afforded by a mode a

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Introduction: Rethinking Human Rightsmed in the same breath as peace, democracy and the rule of law as a universal value of the highest order. The UN General Assembly President noted, in December 1998:.The concept of human rights is not merely accepted by policy-makers and governments, but also their critics in campaigning NGOs, the me

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Conditioning the Right to Humanitarian Aid? Human Rights and the ‘New Humanitarianism’’, is geared to strengthening those forces in society that can bring peace and stability to crisis situations in the developing world. It offers humanitarian relief agencies a new ‘moral banner’ under which to work, helping agencies to cope with the new international situation and the new and comple

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The International Children’s Rights Regimeuman rights. Mobilization around children’s rights through international initiatives such as the Global Movement for Children is viewed as significant not only for child welfare but for promoting universal human rights values. The cause of children is regarded as capable of transcending national, po

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Humanitarian Intervention and the Recasting of International Lawrnational law, have been treated as equal under international law regardless of economic and social power. This principle of sovereign equality was codified in international law by the United Nations’ Charter that provides at Article 2(1): ‘The Organization is based on the principle of the sovereign