Human Rights in Education Science and Culture
Contents: Preface. 1. Interdependence and indivisibility of human rights. 2. The applicability of human right between private parties. 3. Scope of the right to education as a human right. 4. The legal framework of the right to take part in cultural life. 5. The right to enjoy the benefits of scientific and technological progress. 6. Gender, education and the new millennium. 7. Racism and education. 8. Special educational needs or inclusive education. 9. Class analysis for the twenty-first century. Bibliography. Index.
Education system is the best mechanism to integrate fundamental values of human rights and principles in any country. Human rights can only be achieved through an informed and continued demand by people for their protection.
Human rights education promotes values, beliefs and attitudes that encourage all individuals to uphold their own rights and those of others. The resulting confluence of peoples and cultures is an increasingly global, multicultural world brimming with tension, confusion and conflict in the process of its adjustment to pluralism. (jacket)
Education system is the best mechanism to integrate fundamental values of human rights and principles in any country. Human rights can only be achieved through an informed and continued demand by people for their protection.
Human rights education promotes values, beliefs and attitudes that encourage all individuals to uphold their own rights and those of others. The resulting confluence of peoples and cultures is an increasingly global, multicultural world brimming with tension, confusion and conflict in the process of its adjustment to pluralism. (jacket)
