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when did human rights start being talked about?

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in the UN declaration

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what is the law code of hammurabi?

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  • in ancient babylon
  • set up of criminal law (more on prohibition) regarding property rights acknowledgment of property eg. how do we prove property? by studying stones in the land
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how is ancient greece pertinent in human rights?

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  • idea of city-states
  • idea of democracy (demos)
  • constitution established some tights or ideas on HR
  • is the historical background for political rights (now 2nd gen rights)
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what is the Magna Carta?

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  • 1215 with KIng John’s authority
  • not really a human rights declaration but it states a series of limitations imposed on the king regarding the citizens, established some limitations with taxation
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what is the glorious revolution?

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  • 1688-1689
  • ended with the British bill of Rights although there are a lot of political issues regarding it it was the real first set up of human or civil rights. wasn’t the only document eg bill of the petition
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what other event is considered important to human rights in ancient history?

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Habeas Corpus (1679)

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name modern state influences to human rights

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  • US declaration for independence
  • French declaration
  • Thomas Paine’s “The right of man” first use of human rights and founder of human rights studies
  • Benthams objection to natural law (didn’t believe in human rights)
  • Marxism with the idea that only true human rights are social rights
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when and what was the first constitutional wave?

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1778-1948:most countries published or legislated their own constitution following the blueprints so the US and French declarations about 80% (internal law)

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when and what was the second constitutional wave?

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1949-1977:80% to 93% some had nothing on human rights and more religious systems that don’t have human rights basic legal documents eg. Iran or in the Emirates like Qatar

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what are the human rights impositions applicable to all agents

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  • respect
  • protect
  • promote
    -fulfill (compliance needs the cooperation of the state, treat treaties as international law)
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when does a treaty emerge in an international system?

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when it is signed

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what is kelsen’s pyramid?

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top to bottom:
constitution, general acts of general law (broad), secondary acts, tertiary acts (specific), rules, others (operation manual, office protocol, how to behave)

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what are the different generations of human rights?

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1: rights and freedom individualism
2: social rights (born with soviet rev and expanded to social. econo and cultural rights eg. healthcare
3: diffused rights (late 60s-70s, type of hr that apply to all of us but no specific way to make individual benefit from it, no specific subjects eg. environmental rights)
4: technological rights (genetics, access to internet, erotic rights (PROBLEM: no clear image of what 4 is)
5: Infrahuman rights (nature rights like animal rights, ecosystems (oranhoutan seen as a person)

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