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How Can Human Rights Make A Difference In The Reality Of Women's Lives? The Very Notion Of Human Rights Implies Universal Application To Both Women And Men; However, The Development Of International Human Rights Law Has Been Partial And Androcentric, Privileging A Masculine World View. For Most Women In The World, Reality Is Long Work Hours In Agriculture Or The Home, With Little Or No Remuneration, While Faced With Political And Legal Processes That Ignore Their Contribution To Society And Accord Little Recognition Of Their Particular Needs. At The Same Time, It Is A Mistake To Be Limited To A Monolithic, Essentialized View Of Women That Does Not Take Into Account The Great Differences Among Women In Various Regions Of The World. For That Reason, Any Attempt To Address The Human Rights Of Women Must Consider How They Can Be Protected In The Context Of Their Own Cultures And Traditions. In Human Rights Of Women, Rebecca J. Cook And The Contributors To This Volume Seek To Analyze How International Human Rights Law Applies Specifically To Women In Various Cultures Worldwide, And To Develop Strategies To Promote Equitable Application Of Human Rights Law At The International, Regional,
- Author
- Rebecca J Cook; ProQuest (Firm)
- Publisher
- Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press
- Published
- 1994
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780812201666
- Subjects
- Political Science, Law, Sociology
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