Human rights law : international, Malaysian & Islamic perspectives
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia :
Sweet & Maxwell Asia ,
c2012
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Human rights : genesis and perspectives
- 2. International human rights instruments : hard and soft law
- 3. Enforcement : the key human rights challenge
- 4. The right to life and freedom from torture
- 5. The rights to liberty : a pillar of freedom in a democratic society
- 6. The right to a fair trial : the perspective of international law and the Malaysian experience
- 7. The right to equality and non-discrimination
- 8. Freedom of expression and freedom of religion
- 9. The right to work and the right to education
- 10. Women's rights and the impact of CEDAW
- 11. Protection of children's rights
- 12. Rights of "refugees" and "migrant workers"
- 13. Right to self-determination, and rights of indigenous peoples and minorities
- 14. Application of international human rights law in Malaysia
- 15. Fundamental liberties under the federal constitution : a critical analysis
- 16. Contemporary human rights issues in Malaysia
- 17. Islamic concept of human rights
- 18. Islamic human rights versus international human rights instruments
- 19. Basic human rights in Islamic
- 20. Mechanisms for protection and enforcement of human rights in Islam
- 21. Islamic criminal law and human rights
- 22. Terrorism, jihad and human rights in Islam
- 23. Women's rights in Islam
- 24. Freedom of religion, apostasy and blasphemy in Islam