Defenders Of The Union

How many times have you picked up the newspaper and read about an athlete who made millions, but when interviewed before the camera, appeared shy or illiterate? Well, to carefully explain this phenomenal mishap is not easy, but it started most likely when that athlete was in school. Many athletes favor their sports competition as their primary focus while leaving reading behind. This fastback was designed in mind to help bridge the gap for certain athletes and students in general who do not like to read. This easy to read fastback can help any student or adult seeking to enrich or enhance their reading skills. Also, the storyline was designed in mind to reflect the focus of helpful scenarios students currently face in their school settings. Once the reading starts, students will want to read it until finished. This motivation will increase their desire to put the practical reading application into practice. Reading is a standard requirement for graduation. For the general public, this fastback will provide amusement and laughter and a caring for the soul.

This book presents a comprehensive examination of the Declaration on Human Rights Defenders and provides an analysis of the level of its reflection in regional human rights systems. The work explores the development of the role of the individual in human rights protection since the 1998 United Nations Declaration on Human Rights Defenders. It locates the nature, activities and need for protection of human rights defenders within the current international legal framework and outlines the place and scope for a specific right to promote and protect human rights. It traces the origins of the right and the main international instruments that define it, both at national and international level. Finally, it considers the impact that the right to defend human rights can have on constitutional and international law. The book will be a valuable resource for academics and researchers working in the areas of International Human Rights Law and Constitutional Law.

Considers (79) S.J. Res. 50.