United Nations' Declaration on Peasants' Rights
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United Nations' Declaration on Peasants' Rights
Giuggioli, Pier Filippo; Bessa, Adriana; Brunori, Margherita; Alabrese, Mariagrazia
Taylor & Francis Ltd
01/2022
270
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Inglês
9780367689810
15 a 20 dias
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Foreword Introduction 1. The Peasants' Declaration: State Obligations and Justiciability Part I - Rights Holders 2. Defining Peasants in the UNDROP 3. Indigenous Peoples and Traditional Local Communities in the UNDROP: Synergies and Challenges 4. No Food Sovereignty without Feminism? Negotiating Gender Equality in the UNDROP 5. Shedding a Light on the Human Rights of Small-scale Fishers: Complementarities and Contrasts between the UNDROP and the Small-Scale Fisheries Guidelines Part II - Natural Resources Access and Control 6. The Right to Land 7. The Rights to Water and Sanitation and the UNDROP: the Implementation Challenges of a Comprehensive Approach 8. The Right to Seeds: Using the Commons as a Sustainable Governance Scheme to Implement Peasants' Rights? 9. The Rights to Food and Food Sovereignty in the UNDROP Part III - Food and Agriculture Governance 10. Peasants Rights and Food Systems Governance 11. The UNDROP and Climate Change: Squaring the Circle? 12. Farming Models and Peasants' rights 13. The UNDROP, Biocultural Rights, and Sustainability Standards for Agri-food Systems Part IV - The Declaration on the Ground 14. Land Tenure: Assessing Kenya's Legal Approach and the Practice towards Landlessness amongst Rural Smallholder Farmers Including Women's Rights 15. Reimagining Agrobiodiversity Conservation and Agricultural Innovation from the Grassroots up: The Case of the Peliti Seed Network in Greece 16. The Rights of Small-Scale Fisherwomen in the EU: the Potential Impact of the UNDROP 17. The UNDROP and the Case Law of the Inter-American Human Rights System: Potential Impacts and Insights from Hacienda Brasil Verde Case 18. Land Acquisition and Public Interest Litigation in India Conclusion
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UN;Human Rights;Food Sovereignty;Small Scale Fisheries;Traditional Knowledge;Rural Areas;Violated;Small Scale Fishers;Legitimate Tenure Rights;Cfs;Inter-governmental Negotiations;International Human Rights Law;Agrarian Movements;Traditional Knowledge Holders;Gender Equality;Cultural Rights;Inter-American Human Rights System;Transnational Agrarian Movement;International Human Rights Bodies;Food Systems;Open Ended Intergovernmental Working Group;UNDRIP;Common Language;Fisheries Sector;Human Rights Council
Foreword Introduction 1. The Peasants' Declaration: State Obligations and Justiciability Part I - Rights Holders 2. Defining Peasants in the UNDROP 3. Indigenous Peoples and Traditional Local Communities in the UNDROP: Synergies and Challenges 4. No Food Sovereignty without Feminism? Negotiating Gender Equality in the UNDROP 5. Shedding a Light on the Human Rights of Small-scale Fishers: Complementarities and Contrasts between the UNDROP and the Small-Scale Fisheries Guidelines Part II - Natural Resources Access and Control 6. The Right to Land 7. The Rights to Water and Sanitation and the UNDROP: the Implementation Challenges of a Comprehensive Approach 8. The Right to Seeds: Using the Commons as a Sustainable Governance Scheme to Implement Peasants' Rights? 9. The Rights to Food and Food Sovereignty in the UNDROP Part III - Food and Agriculture Governance 10. Peasants Rights and Food Systems Governance 11. The UNDROP and Climate Change: Squaring the Circle? 12. Farming Models and Peasants' rights 13. The UNDROP, Biocultural Rights, and Sustainability Standards for Agri-food Systems Part IV - The Declaration on the Ground 14. Land Tenure: Assessing Kenya's Legal Approach and the Practice towards Landlessness amongst Rural Smallholder Farmers Including Women's Rights 15. Reimagining Agrobiodiversity Conservation and Agricultural Innovation from the Grassroots up: The Case of the Peliti Seed Network in Greece 16. The Rights of Small-Scale Fisherwomen in the EU: the Potential Impact of the UNDROP 17. The UNDROP and the Case Law of the Inter-American Human Rights System: Potential Impacts and Insights from Hacienda Brasil Verde Case 18. Land Acquisition and Public Interest Litigation in India Conclusion
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UN;Human Rights;Food Sovereignty;Small Scale Fisheries;Traditional Knowledge;Rural Areas;Violated;Small Scale Fishers;Legitimate Tenure Rights;Cfs;Inter-governmental Negotiations;International Human Rights Law;Agrarian Movements;Traditional Knowledge Holders;Gender Equality;Cultural Rights;Inter-American Human Rights System;Transnational Agrarian Movement;International Human Rights Bodies;Food Systems;Open Ended Intergovernmental Working Group;UNDRIP;Common Language;Fisheries Sector;Human Rights Council
