Belarus, Russia, Ukraine : human rights reports / Marcus J. Blevins and Helen Blanchard, editors.

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TextSeries: Human rights, background and issues | Global political studies seriesPublisher: New York : Nova Publishers, 2012Description: 1 online resource (xi, 175 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

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9781622574117
1622574117

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Electronic books.

Additional physical formats: Print version:: Belarus, Russia, Ukraine.DDC classification:

306.09 22

LOC classification:

JC599.B382 B426 2012eb

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Contents:

Chapter 1. 2011 country reports on human rights practices / Hillary Rodham Clinton -- Chapter 2. 2011 country reports on human rights practices --Belarus / U.S. Department of State -- Chapter 3. 2011 country reports on human rights practices -- Russian / U.S. Department of State -- Chapter 4. 2011 country reports on human rights practices -- Ukraine / U.S. Department of State.

Summary: This book on human rights practices chronicles dramatic changes and the stories of the people defending human rights in the countries of Belarus, Russia and Ukraine, with a focus on providing lawmaker's decisions on foreign military and economic aid. Respect for human rights is not a western construct or a uniquely American ideal; it is the foundation for peace and stability everywhere. Universal human rights include the right of citizens to assemble peacefully and to seek to reform or change their governments, a central theme around the world.

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Includes index.

This book on human rights practices chronicles dramatic changes and the stories of the people defending human rights in the countries of Belarus, Russia and Ukraine, with a focus on providing lawmaker's decisions on foreign military and economic aid. Respect for human rights is not a western construct or a uniquely American ideal; it is the foundation for peace and stability everywhere. Universal human rights include the right of citizens to assemble peacefully and to seek to reform or change their governments, a central theme around the world.

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