Critical Evaluation of International Treaties and Conventions on Women's Human Rights. A Perspective

• Author: Sindhu Vijaya Kumar
• Position: Research scholar Department of Studies and Research in Law, Manasagangotri University of Mysore, Karnataka
• Pages: 5-15

Abstract:

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men or wo men but simply

human right violations are

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and n eeds is particularly pro

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in enumerating it into a piece

justice. There is an urgent n

human right. At the same ti

of human ri ght should be t

undertakes a doctrinal resea

right norms from both nation

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Keywords

: theory of justice;

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t need to adopt balance approach in identifying the rights

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e the con cern of every woman in every walk of life. The

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analyze the practical applicati

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matic area of concern.

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effective remedy by competent national

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ental right granted to them by constitutional law.

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avidyalaya Karyasoudha,

Crawford Hall, Mysore –

6, India.

rresponding author: v

ksurya@gmail.com.

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