Human Rights and Education in Indian Perspective, Especially Rajasthan

Authors

  • Babu Lal Meena

Abstract

The belief that everyone, by virtue of her
or his humanity, is entitled to certain
human rights is 1fairly new. however, lie
in earlier tradition and documents of
many cultures. It took the catalyst of
World War II to propel human rights onto
the global stage and into the global
conscience.

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