United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights
The document sets out fundamental human rights has its 47 member nations vow to protect, yet some of the members regularly violate these tenets.
Protecting The Cultural and Intellectual Property of Indigenous Peoples
Since the beginning of the 21st century, the legal conversation about intellectual rights has expanded to include protection for the traditional knowledge systems of indigenous people.
Conventional Agriculture and the Exploitation of Migrant Workers
Modern agribusiness calls for large-scale, highly mechanized practices that require large amounts of fossil fuels, water and heavy use of chemical fertilizers to keep up production quotas.
War and Human Rights
From the times of earliest recorded history, humanity has gone to war. The reasons have been as diverse as humans themselves. Man has gone to war for religious or ethnic differences,
Human Rights to Water
When many people hear the term "human rights", they usually think about the right to freely practice one's religion, offer political opinions or follow one's way of life
