rajbans singh gill (8 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. pp. viii + 355.

Zustand: New. pp. 160.

Zustand: New. pp. 331.

Zustand: New. pp. 331.

Contents Foreword Acknowledgement 1 Introduction 2 Evolution of Reservation Policy 3 Commissions on Job Reservation 4 Empowering Dalits in India 5 Conclusion BibliographyIndian Society has historically had some of the most complicated structures of social inequality The caste system not only provided differential status and authority to different groups of people but it also worked out an elaborate system of ideas and norms that gave moral legitimacy to the practice of inequality in virtually every sphere of life This book investigates diverse characteristics of public segregation and inequity of the traditionally marginalized social groups much as the Scheduled Caste Scheduled Tribes and Religious Minorities in India The book deals with the historical perspective as well as analyzed the reports of various commissions on scheduled castes reservation policy and job reservation in higher civil services in India and draws certain inferences 160 pp.

Contents Foreword Acknowledgement 1 Historical foundations and perspectives on human rights 2 Human rights and diktats of khap Panchayats in Haryana with special reference to right to marry 3 Role of national human rights commission in protection of human rights 4 Human rights and criminal justice system role of police administrators in India 5 Domestic violence 6 Depiction of women in visual media a study of Hindi cinema 7 Out of fears out of tears 8 Rights of Eunuchs and Lgbt?s a socio-legal analysis 9 Terrorism and human rights 10 Human right and child labour a critique 11 National human rights commission 12 Role of the national human rights commission for the protection of the rights of scheduled caste and scheduled tribes women 13 Education as a human right contemporary issues and concerns in the state of Punjab 14 Corporate social responsibility a human rights perspective 15 Human rights violation in India a study of police and governance 16 Human rights of women issues and challenges Awareness of Human Rights helps to reduce all forms of inhuman treatment and exploitation of citizens and strengthen the democratic process in countries This book aims at creating awareness among teacher-educators to foster the need for inherent equality by consciously keeping away prejudices based on sex caste religion and disability while handling teaching learning situations Of late human rights are increasingly becoming the subject of concern for legal fraternity academicians researchers policy makers and voluntary organisations It is said that the awareness of human right is largely limited to the educated sections of society while ideally it is necessary to create awareness about human rights at all levels 304 pp.

Contents 1 Conceptual framework of human rightsRajbans Singh Gill 2 Role of police leadership in the protection of human rightsA Suryanarayana 3 Directive principles of state policy and human rights issues and challengesMohinder Singh and Anil Kumar 4 Disability rights precept and practicePrithpal Kaur and Bijoya Banik 5 India?s response towards human rightsSansar Singh Janjua 6 Human values and human rights a literary perspectiveUmed Singh 7 Human rights and non-government organizations a case studyMughees Ahmed 8 The regime of non-derogable rights contextualizing a contemporary European perspectiveAnuradha Saibaba Rajesh 9 National service scheme-shadow of human rightsVishnu Bhagwan and Lalit Mohan Chugh 10 Denial of human rights to womenKanwalpreet Baidwan  11 Statutory framework on rights of mentally retarded people in IndiaTarun Arora 12 Human rights perspective on bonded labourOm Parkash Wadhwa 13 Analyzing compatibility of Muslim women and human rights Quranic ideals versus Muslim practiceRupinder Randhawa and Shiva Satish 14 Police reforms in PunjabNarinder Kaur 15 Climate change victimization grave challenge to human rights regimeRetumbra Manuvie 16 The human rights a study in the international arenaJagbir S Narwal and Ranbir S Gulia 17 National human rights commission and victim compensation an appraisalInderpreet KaurHuman rights is not a static or fixed concept it is consistently involving or changing It is like a seed which once planted grows slowly and steadily putting out roots shoots branches leaves and fruits But do all people have the same rights This depends in how you look at itThe book makes an assessment of what had been achieved in the human rights arena with special reference to the contemporary challenges prospects and tasks ahead 332 pp.

Contents Foreward 1 The concept of human rightsRajbans Singh Gill 2 Human rights what the mass media can doMohinder Singh 3 Child combatants from warriors to Heros to criminalsAnuradha Saibaba Rajesh 4 Human rights for secular human value systemsAnil R Nair 5 Organic linkages between human rights and right to information to realize the dreams of good governanceRajkumar Siwach 6 Police and human rights in IndiaSC Arora and SS Dahiya 7 Child sacrifice a gross violation of childs rightsSoma Battacharjya 8 Human rights of prisoners in India a grim realityGagan Preet 9 India far from the human rightsRavish Kumar 10 Women behind bars a human rights perspectiveMadhurima 11 Globalising human rights by regionalising a South Asian perspectiveShveta Dhaliwal 12 Supreme courts brush with personalitySunanda Bharti 13 Human rights the international scenarioAvinash and Alankar Arora 14 Disability and the law a human rights perspectiveTejinder Kaur Soni 15 Right to shelter a human rights issue for destitute womenSatinder Kaur 16 Human rights of indigenous peoplesRenuka Salathia and Vivek Salathia 17 Culture violence against women and womens human rightsManvinder Kaur and Ameer Sultana 18 Appraisal of institutional treatment of neglected children in PunjabPushpinder Kaur Dhillon 19 Identity of homosexuals in the era of human rightsGeetika Walia 20 Human rights and media an introspectionRajbir Singh Dalal 21 A case study of Suo Motu action taken by the National human rights Commission for the protection of the human rights violationsSangeeta Taak 22 Budget as a toll of Governance of human rightsSanjeev K Mahajan "As the title suggests this edited work contains the conceptual foundations of the idea of human rights It seeks to explain the basic ideas arguments and controversies behind the human rights in a way that is both clear and comprehensive The book  deals with the real world of human rights from their origins to their latest manifestations and implications There we move from ancient and medieval sources of the rights idea to the realities of the twentieth century and the challenges of the twenty first This combination of theory and practical of concept and context is rare in a book on human rights While drawing on the latest contributions it explains the conceptual issues in clear language explores the new trends in human rights and suggests sources for further research on the core issues surrounding human rights in our time" jacket 355 pp.