Aimed at undergraduate (LLB) and postgraduate (LLM) courses in International Human Rights Law and International Relations, the key feature of this book is to emphasise the practical aspects of International Human Rights Law, and to introduce the reader to the broad scope of the subject.
It offers a straightforward analysis of the international human rights law ensuring that the student and practitioner understand the complex system of international human rights law. The volume analyzes concerns in this area by dealing with previously overlooked aspects of human rights.