Upholding a human right to peace / Dr. Dale T. Snauwaert
2013
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Title
Upholding a human right to peace / Dr. Dale T. Snauwaert
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South Euclid, OH: Global Campaign for Peace Education, 2013
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English
Summary
In a groundbreaking session at the United Nations on June 6, 2013 members of civil society opened a very significant inquiry into fundamental questions of the desirability and possibilities of bringing an end to war. Some have posed this query in terms of whether there is a fundamental human right to peace. The United Nations, members of the global civil society, and scholars have engaged in a significant effort to articulate a human right to peace, and the UN Human Rights Council has established an open-ended intergovernmental working group to draft a United Nations declaration on the right to peace. This brief essay is intended to launch that same discussion among peace educators by offering some philosophical arguments that up-hold that right.
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