Strengths and weaknesses in a human rights-based approach to international development : an analysis of a rights-based approach to development assistance based on practical experiences

Abstract: "The human rights-based approach to development cooperation has found recent support from both development cooperation actors and non-governmental organisations active in developing countries. We set out to define this approach, how it is applied, and to identify its central agents an... Full description

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Superior Title:	International journal of human rights 22(2018), 5, S. 664-680
Persons:	Broberg, Morten P. <<[VerfasserIn]>> -, Sano, Hans-Otto <<[VerfasserIn]>>
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spelling	Broberg, Morten P. <<[VerfasserIn]>> Strengths and weaknesses in a human rights-based approach to international development an analysis of a rights-based approach to development assistance based on practical experiences Morten Broberg (Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen, København, Denmark) and Hans-Otto Sano (Danish Institute for Human Rights, University of Copenhagen, København, Denmark) Abstract: "The human rights-based approach to development cooperation has found recent support from both development cooperation actors and non-governmental organisations active in developing countries. We set out to define this approach, how it is applied, and to identify its central agents and principal components. Through examples we show how the approach works in practice, and we identify and discuss three human rights principles that play particularly important roles in its implementation: (i) participation and inclusion, (ii) non-discrimination and equality, and (iii) accountability. We show that in terms of implementation, the approach is related to the processes of empowerment, forms of advocacy, and the use of legal instruments in defence of groups of people who are poor, discriminated against or marginalised. We conclude that a human rights-based approach provides new avenues for providing help to vulnerable groups, but at the same time a poverty-oriented approach must continue to play an important Sano, Hans-Otto <<[VerfasserIn]>> Enthalten in: International journal of human rights 2018 22(2018), 5, S. 664-680 In Broberg, Morten Petersen Broberg, M. P. Broberg, Morten Sano, H.-O
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title_short	Strengths and weaknesses in a human rights-based approach to international development
title_full	Strengths and weaknesses in a human rights-based approach to international development an analysis of a rights-based approach to development assistance based on practical experiences Morten Broberg (Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen, København, Denmark) and Hans-Otto Sano (Danish Institute for Human Rights, University of Copenhagen, København, Denmark)
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