After the formation of United Nations in the aftermath of world war II, the issue of human rights has acquired a prominent place in the eyes of world governemtns. The rights of children, labour, women, prisoners has been identified and the U.N has sponsored many studies on human rights. The identification and implementation of human rights has become a sunject of keen interest in the world.
About Author :
Shweta Mehra is at present teaching in a prestigious college of the university of Delhi. She did her M.A with very high marks and was consequently selected a a lecturer in Miranda House. She has been working with many social organizations and has worked for non-governmental organizations especially for women`s organizations. Women`s empowerment and their rights is her special area of study.
Contents :
Preface
Introduction
Gandhi: South Africa and Beyond
Humanism And Gandhi
Satyagraha And Swadeshi Methods For Implementing Human Rights
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index