| International and comparative
social justice |
| Section A: Advancing the
international protection of social justice |
| ·
The International Covenant on Economic, Social and
Cultural Rights 1966 and the mythology of the 'Generation of
Rights' theory |
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The United Nations Committee on Economic, Social
and Cultural Rights |
| ·
The minimum core |
| Section B: The ambit of
social justice rights under international law |
| ·
The right to the highest standard of health
|
| ·
The right to food and water |
| ·
The right to shelter and adequate housing |
| ·
The right to social security rights |
| Section C: Regional
protection of social justice rights |
| ·
The European Union |
| ·
The European Social Charter of the Council of
Europe |
| ·
The Protocol of San Salvador |
| ·
The African Union and social justice rights |
| Section D: Comparative
legal systems and the implementation of social justice rights |
| ·
Natural law – The Philippines |
| ·
Facets of civil and political rights – India |
| ·
Express incorporation – South Africa |
Sequence:
Section A first. |
Textbook:
Lucy Williams (ed),
International Poverty Law: An Emerging Discourse
(London: Zed Books, 2006), ISBN: 9781842776858 |
