human rights
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Contexto: "(…) Its premise is that the rule of law and universal notions of human rights are essential foundations for democratic society and social peace. Evidence demonstrates that violations of migrants' human rights are so widespread and (…)."
Fonte: TARAN, Patrick A. Human rights of migrants: challenges of the new decade. International Migration, v. 38, n. 6, p. 7-51, 2001.
Fonte: TARAN, Patrick A. Human rights of migrants: challenges of the new decade. International Migration, v. 38, n. 6, p. 7-51, 2001.
Termo equivalente: direitos humanos
Definição: "Human rights are equal rights: one either is or not a human being, and therefore has the same human rights as everyone else (or none at all). Human rights also are inalienable rights: one cannot stop being human, no matter how badly one behaves or how barbarously one is treated. And they are universal rights, in the sense that today we consider all members of the species Homo sapiens “human beings” and thus holders of human rights."
Fonte: DONNELLY, Jack. Universal human rights in theory and practice. Cornell University Press, 2013.
Fonte: DONNELLY, Jack. Universal human rights in theory and practice. Cornell University Press, 2013.
Definição em português: "Os Direitos Humanos podem ser naturais e universais e ao mesmo tempo históricos. [...] são naturais e universais porque vinculados à natureza humana, mas são históricos no sentido de que mudaram ao longo do tempo, num mesmo país e seu entendimento é diferente em países distintos, num mesmo tempo."
