Sixty years after the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, how well have the original objectives fared, asks Nick Fraser | World news | The Observer

Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/sep/21/humanrights

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In a world gripped by a 'war on terror' and with conflict erupting on almost every continent, what hope is there for extending respect, freedom and rights to everyone? Perhaps it's time to rethink the politics of human rights for the 21st century/

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Aggy  
Created by Aggy on 23 September 2008

Aggy's thoughts:

I think this article explores important questions about human rights defenders can keep the modern world engaged with human rights work and vice versa.

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