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Food and nutrition security : towards the full realisation of human rights

Nogueira, Lívia Maria da Costa (ed.); … - 2016

The challenges involved in the realisation of the human right to adequate food and nutrition (HRtAFN), and of food and nutrition sovereignty and security in African countries and in Brazil, comprise different elements - but also share several similarities. While there has been evidence of a...

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China, India, and International Law : A Justice Based Vision Between the Romantic and Realist Perceptions

Sornarajah, M. - 2018

This paper aims to build an analytical framework and a research agenda for a study of the potential impact of the rise of China and India on international law. In light of the possibility that the two states may, together or individually, make changes in international law and shift it from its...

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The Right to Food and Endogenous Growth : The Indian Case and Comparative Analysis

Rawat, Pranjal - 2014

This paper seeks to explain how ‘Right to Food' is fundamental to the growth of the Indian economy. Section 1 uses the capabilities approach to show how the other rights (Work, Education and Information) supplement the Right to Food. It provides domestic evidence to show that these rights have...

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Civil society innovation and resilience in the struggle for the right to food in India

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India Sinking : Threats to the Right to Food, Food Security & Development, in an Era of Economic Growth

Pillay, Sukanya - 2014

Green Revolution, and neoliberal reforms imposed at the behest of the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and the … World Trade Organization, have dismantled the country's food production capacity. The result is increased hunger, poverty … Indians, leaving India with the highest malnutrition, poverty, and hunger rates in the world. Part IV concludes that the …

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India Myanmar Relation and Human Rights

Suresh, Devare - 2015

This making known highlights the key problems about Myanmar-India relations, and therefore the main areas of concern with current Indian policy. Indian policy has modified markedly since the Nineteen Nineties, driven by realism and its own economic and strategic interests

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