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Reframing human rights in Russia and China: an international law perspective
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posted on 2023-06-09, 17:55 authored by Carmelo Danisi, Marco BalboniIn 2016 Russia and China issued a 'Joint Declaration on the Promotion of International Law' in an attempt to ‘systematise’ their approach to international law. By reaffirming long-held views, both countries sent a clear message to the entire international community: Russia’s and China’s ‘own political identity’ needs to be integrated into the interpretation of every field of international law. The analysis carried out in this chapter on the role and understanding of human rights ‘as a matter of international law’ in Russia and China stems, and cannot be read apart, from this important official stance, as well as from the position conferred by both countries to individuals in society.
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BrillExternal DOI
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45Page range
61-78Pages
489.0Book title
Rekindling the strong state in Russia and China: domestic dynamics and foreign policy projectionsPlace of publication
LeidenISBN
9789004328488Series
International Comparative Social StudiesDepartment affiliated with
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- Sussex Centre for Human Rights Research Publications
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Antonio Fiori, Stefano BianchiniLegacy Posted Date
2019-05-28Usage metrics
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