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Universal Rights, Systemic Violations, and Cultural Relativism in Morocco

Name: Universal Rights, Systemic Violations, and Cultural Relativism in Morocco
Brand: PALGRAVE MACMILLAN
SKU: 02096081
Price: 55.47 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Osire Glacier
ISBN: 9781137339607

Osire Glacier

Jezik

Angleščina

Knjiga Trda

Koda Libristo: 02096081

Založba PALGRAVE MACMILLAN, november 2013

This study explores the role played by the Moroccan state in the drafting process of the Convention... Celoten opis

Koda Libristo: 02096081

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This study explores the role played by the Moroccan state in the drafting process of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman, or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. Author Osire Glacier examines whether universal rights follow logically from the colonial experience and exist as a form of cultural imperialism. By juxtaposing the Moroccan state's systemic practice of torture with its discourse of cultural relativism, she reveals that popular resistance to universal rights, expressed via discourses of relativism and cultural authenticity, correspond to a deliberate form of politics aimed at delegitimizing those very same rights. Ultimately, she challenges critics condemning universal rights as neocolonial to produce new perspectives that can support a more inclusive system protecting universal rights.