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Contemporary transformations seen in the use of human rights

Tine Destrooper (UGent) and Sally E. Merry
(2019) HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS.
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  • VICTPART (Righting Victim Participation in Transitional Justice - VictPart)
Abstract
Human rights are increasingly described as in crisis. The rising populist tide that puts nation, religion, and race first poses new kinds of threats to human rights. But are human rights, underpinning the universal order of justice, really on the verge of disappearing?
Keywords
HRC, Human Rights Law, Transitional Justice

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MLA
Destrooper, Tine, and Sally E. Merry. “Contemporary Transformations Seen in the Use of Human Rights.” HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS, no. 15/04/2019, 2019.
APA
Destrooper, T., & Merry, S. E. (2019). Contemporary transformations seen in the use of human rights. HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS.
Chicago author-date
Destrooper, Tine, and Sally E. Merry. 2019. “Contemporary Transformations Seen in the Use of Human Rights.” HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS.
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Destrooper, Tine, and Sally E. Merry. 2019. “Contemporary Transformations Seen in the Use of Human Rights.” HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS.
Vancouver
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Destrooper T, Merry SE. Contemporary transformations seen in the use of human rights. HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS. 2019.
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T. Destrooper and S. E. Merry, “Contemporary transformations seen in the use of human rights,” HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS, no. 15/04/2019. 2019.
@misc{8688182,
  abstract     = {Human rights are increasingly described as in crisis. The rising populist tide that puts nation, religion, and race first poses new kinds of threats to human rights. But are human rights, underpinning the universal order of justice, really on the verge of disappearing?},
  author       = {Destrooper, Tine and Merry, Sally E.},
  issn         = {1079-0969},
  keywords     = {HRC,Human Rights Law,Transitional Justice},
  language     = {eng},
  number       = {15/04/2019},
  series       = {HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS},
  title        = {Contemporary transformations seen in the use of human rights},
  url          = {https://www.hhrjournal.org/2019/04/contemporary-transformations-seen-in-the-use-of-human-rights/},
  year         = {2019},
}