The Speeches and Paradoxes of Human Rights (original) (raw)

This paper explores the evolution of human rights within the framework of global constitutionalism, rooted in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It examines the historical development of rights and their philosophical underpinnings, highlighting the tension between universal human rights and the interests of ruling elites. The authors discuss the implications of transitional justice, the role of international human rights treaties, and the need for a multicultural perspective in understanding human rights in a globalized context.