Child Marriage in India. Implementing Universal Human Rights in a Culturally Diverse World

To what extent do the national policies and legislation of India comply with the international standards on child marriage?

Auteurs

• Velina Valcheva

Paramètres

• 84 pages
• 3 heures de lecture

• Sciences politiques & Politique

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Child marriage, a widespread and persistent issue, poses a significant challenge to international human rights law. Despite being recognized as a violation, the practice continues globally, often justified by cultural and religious beliefs. This thesis examines how states exploit cultural sensitivity to evade legal responsibilities, leading to interpretations of laws that conflict with the principle of the child's best interest. The research highlights the tension between respecting traditions and upholding fundamental human rights, emphasizing the need for effective eradication strategies.

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• Année de publication: 2017
• Reliure: (souple)