COVID-19 and the Sites of Rights Resilience

Lorenzo Cotula; Elaine Webster

COVID-19 and the Sites of Rights Resilience

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Abstract

As we reflect on the place of human rights in the COVID-19 crisis, we should shine a light not only on 'the state' but on the local actors and processes that have contributed to the resilience of human rights constructs in the face of obstruction and repression.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Geneva
Publication status	Published - 18 May 2020

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human rights
COVID-19
state

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