The Cambridge Handbook Of New Human Rights: Recognition, Novelty, Rhetoric

Title......Page 2
Copyright......Page 5
Contents......Page 6
Figures......Page 11
Contributions......Page 12
Acknowledgements......Page 24
Introduction......Page 26
Part I - Cross-Cutting Observations......Page 30
1 - Recognition of New Human Rights......Page 32
2 - Novelty in New Human Rights......Page 46
3 - Rhetoric of Rights......Page 59
Part II - Public Good Rights......Page 76
The Right to Water......Page 78
4 - Access to Water as a New Right in International, Regional and Comparative Constitutional Law......Page 80
5 - Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed and Something Blue......Page 95
Rights to Housing and to land......Page 104
6 - The Human Right to Adequate Housing and the New Human Right to Land......Page 106
7 - The Human Right to Land......Page 122
The Right to Health......Page 130
8 - The Right to Health under the ICESCR......Page 132
9 - Strong New Branches to the Trunk......Page 149
The Right to a Clean Environment and Rights of the Environment......Page 160
10 - The Human Right to a Clean Environment and Rights of Nature......Page 162
11 - The Right to Environment......Page 179
Part III - Status Rights......Page 188
Rights of Older Persons......Page 190
12 - The Inter-American Convention on Protecting the Human Rights of Older Persons......Page 192
13 - The Status of the Human Rights of Older Persons......Page 208
Rights to Gender Identity......Page 216
14 - Gender Recognition as a Human Right......Page 218
15 - Pre-existing Rights and Future Articulations......Page 232
Rights of Indigenous Peoples......Page 240
16 - The Rights of Indigenous Peoples......Page 242
17 - The Evolution and Revolution of Indigenous Rights......Page 258
Animal Rights......Page 266
18 - Animal Rights......Page 268
19 - Sentience, Form and Breath......Page 278
Part IV - New Technology Rights......Page 284
The Right to Internet Access......Page 286
20 - The Right to Internet Access......Page 288
21 - The Case for the Right to Meaningful Access to the Internet as a Human Right in International Law......Page 301
The Right to be Forgotten......Page 310
22 - The Right to be Forgotten......Page 312
23 - The RTBF 2.0......Page 325
Reproductive Rights......Page 334
24 - The Fruits of Someone Else\'s Labour......Page 336
25 - Birthing New Human Rights......Page 351
Genetic Rights......Page 358
26 - The Relevance of Human Rights for Dealing with the Challenges Posed by Genetics......Page 360
27 - The Challenge of Genetics......Page 375
Part V - Autonomy and Integrity Rights......Page 384
The Right to Bodily Integrity......Page 386
The Right to Bodily Integrity......Page 388
29 - From Bodily Rights to Personal Rights......Page 403
The Right to Mental Integrity......Page 410
30 - The Nascent Right to Psychological Integrity and Mental Self-Determination......Page 412
31 - Critical Reflections on th Need for a Right to Mental Self-Determination......Page 429
Rights Relating to Enforced Disappearance......Page 438
32 - Rights Related to Enforced Disappearance......Page 440
33 - The Emergence of the Right Not to Be Forcibly Disappeared......Page 453
The Right to Diplomatic and Consular Protection......Page 462
The Emergent Human Right to Consular Notification, Access and Assistance......Page 464
35 - From a Human Right to Invoke Consular Assistance .........Page 478
Part VI - Governance Rights......Page 486
The Right to Democracy......Page 488
36 - Remnants of a Constitutional Moment......Page 490
37 - The Human Right to Democracy in International Law......Page 506
The Right to Good Administration......Page 516
38 - A Right to Administrative Justice......Page 518
39 - The African Right to Administrative Justice versus the European Union\'s Right to Good Administration......Page 532
The Right to Freedom from Corruption......Page 540
40 - Anti-Corruption......Page 542
41 - Towards a Human Rights Approach to Corruption......Page 556
The Right of Access to Law......Page 564
42 - Bentham Redux......Page 566
43 - A Right of Access to Law - or Rather a Right of Legality and Legal Aid?......Page 580
Index......Page 588