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A Dictionary of Human Rights

by David Robertson

2004 · 353 pages

Over 200 clear and concise mini-essays providing explanations of the terminology, issues, organizations and laws surrounding human rights.

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A Dictionary of Human Rights is a biography book by David Robertson, first published in 2004 by Routledge. It runs 353 pages.

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2004
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353 pages

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GenreBiography
AuthorDavid Robertson
Published2004
Length353 pages
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Publisher
Routledge
Published
2004
Length
353 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9781136958724
ISBN-10
113695872X
ASIN
113695872X

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