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cultural relativism in human rights: a standalone construct

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Human rights law

the claim that human rights norms vary with culture, and the analysis of how far universal rights can accommodate cultural difference.

In human rights law, cultural relativism in human rights refers to the claim that human rights norms vary with culture, and the analysis of how far universal rights can accommodate cultural difference. This meaning comes from Donnelly (1984) in Human Rights Quarterly.[1]

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Donnelly, J. (1984). Cultural Relativism and Universal Human Rights. Human Rights Quarterly, 6(4), 400. https://doi.org/10.2307/762182

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