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1	The role of international human rights law in guiding the interpretation of women's right to be free from violence under the South African constitution HelÃ©ne Combrinck January 2010 (has links) <p>The thesis firstly looks at how women&rsquo / s right to freedom from violence has developed in international (global) human rights law since the early 1990s. In this regard, the study finds that while the issue of violence against women (and women&rsquo / s rights generally) was barely on the international human rights agenda at the beginning of this period, an enormous degree of development has subsequently taken place. Through the adoption of documents such as General Recommendation No. 19 by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, the Declaration on Elimination of Violence against Women and the Beijing Declaration and Platform of Action, international norms and standards were set regarding role of the State in providing women with protection against violence.</p> right to freedom from violence Violence against women Gender-based violence Due diligence Human rights International law State obligations Equality Constitution State liability.
2	The role of international human rights law in guiding the interpretation of women's right to be free from violence under the South African constitution HelÃ©ne Combrinck January 2010 (has links) <p>The thesis firstly looks at how women&rsquo / s right to freedom from violence has developed in international (global) human rights law since the early 1990s. In this regard, the study finds that while the issue of violence against women (and women&rsquo / s rights generally) was barely on the international human rights agenda at the beginning of this period, an enormous degree of development has subsequently taken place. Through the adoption of documents such as General Recommendation No. 19 by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, the Declaration on Elimination of Violence against Women and the Beijing Declaration and Platform of Action, international norms and standards were set regarding role of the State in providing women with protection against violence.</p> right to freedom from violence Violence against women Gender-based violence Due diligence Human rights International law State obligations Equality Constitution State liability.
3	The role of international human rights law in guiding the interpretation of women's right to be free from violence under the South African constitution Heléne Combrinck January 2010 (has links) Doctor Legum - LLD / The thesis firstly looks at how women's right to freedom from violence has developed in international (global) human rights law since the early 1990s. In this regard, the study finds that while the issue of violence against women (and women's rights generally) was barely on the international human rights agenda at the beginning of this period, an enormous degree of development has subsequently taken place. Through the adoption of documents such as General Recommendation No. 19 by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, the Declaration on Elimination of Violence against Women and the Beijing Declaration and Platform of Action, international norms and standards were set regarding role of the State in providing women with protection against violence. / South Africa right to freedom from violence Violence against women Gender-based violence Due diligence Human rights International law State obligations Equality Constitution State liability

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