The paper proposes to present and elaborate and critically analyze the main concepts of ‘evolution of human rights education in India’ with an evaluation. The concept of human rights means that everybody has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; this right includes...

The constitutional non-justiciability of ESC rights in Nigeria, precludes judicial relief based on violations of the right to education (RtE) of Boko Haram. This paper questions the generational hierarchy of human rights, and the contextual classification of RtE as an ESC right. The violators of...

Education is both a human right in itself and an indispensable means of realizing other human rights. The right to education can be best characterized as an empowerment right as it promotes the realization of other social and economic rights. However, education is something more than mere...

Economists are often skeptical concerning the economic effects of various forms of human rights: it has been argued that basic human rights can make the legal system less efficient but also that extensive social rights are incompatible with market economies. It is argued here that basic human...