Publication Date
September 2013
13 p, ill
This report highlights that "a new global framework on development should be rooted in existing, internationally-agreed human rights standards, as set out in core documents like the UN Declaration of Human Rights, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. Governments have legal obligations to Governments have legal obligations to respect, protect and fulfil these rights, including in their development programs and policies...Making human rights integral to development and a post-2015 development framework would contribute to more just and inclusive development outcomes, especially through an emphasis on participation, empowerment, and transparency"
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Keywords
Cross-cutting; attitudinal barriers; Disability and social diversity; persons with disabilities; vulnerable groups; Education; formal education; Global picture; disability and gender; Health; systems: leadership and governance; Human rights; rights; Inclusion; exclusion and discrimination; inclusion and mainstreaming; Sustainable development goals; millennium development goals