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While Western democracies proclaim to lead the way in the advancement, protection and promotion of human rights, some question the foundations and universality of the liberties and rights included in civil and political covenants such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This scepticism is particularly relevant to well-intended, intellectual debates impacting on the Middle East and South Asia. The paper aims to challenge the scepticism around the universality of human rights placing an emphasis on their implications for minority groups. The examples of Canada and the United Kingdom are used to draw conclusions for Pakistan.

Theo Gavrielides, Sarah Topa, Ashley Major. (2012) Universal Human Rights? Looking at multi-cultural Britain and Canada for Pakistan, Pakistan Journal of Criminology, Volume-04, Issue-2.
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