Human Rights Education: Building a Culture of Respect, Responsibility, and Rule of Law
₱500.00Security and human rights are often viewed as being in tension, especially in environments marked by volatility, conflict, or political instability. Yet, in truth, they are deeply interconnected. Security without respect for human rights is unsustainable—and frequently counterproductive. Nowhere is this more evident than in the realm of private security, where decisions made under pressure can have serious human consequences.
Fundamentals of Human Rights Law
₱1,080.00This book is primarily intended to serve as either the comprehensive text to supplement Constitutional Law II with its renewed focus on Constitutional and Human Rights or for students in law schools which offer a separate course on Human Rights Law.
Human Rights and Trade
₱1,240.00The book concludes that corporate implementation of the companies’ responsibility to promote and respect human rights in their various activities and by embedding in their corporate policies and programs and by allocating resources for its implementation in their business activities and supply chains will greatly ensure corporate success and will bring better image for the company and contribute to the sustainable development of the economy as a whole. With this, the author hopes that he is contributing, even in a small way, to promoting and advancing respect for human rights in trade, businesses, and supply chains.
