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basic rights: a standalone construct

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basicrights1 CONSTRUCTBasic rightsSHUE · HUMAN RIGHTS THEORY

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Human rights theory

rights such as security and subsistence whose enjoyment is needed to enjoy any other right, each matched by duties to avoid, protect and aid.

In human rights theory, basic rights refers to rights such as security and subsistence whose enjoyment is needed to enjoy any other right, each matched by duties to avoid, protect and aid. This meaning comes from Shue (1980) in Basic rights.[1]

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  1. Shue, H. (1980). Basic rights. Princeton University Press. ISBN 9780691072593

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