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The human right to adequate food is considered in light of recent developments in economic and social rights to complement civil and political rights: historical foundations; the influence of the World Food Summit 1996; the application of the human right to adequate food in various contexts - specific countries, in relation to refugees, infants etc; analysing concrete situations to identify violations of the human right to adequate food; and formulating proposals for policy and legislation to realise the human right to adequate food in specific contexts.
Online delivery intensive during the periods 20 April - 7 June 2009 OR 7 September - 1 November 2009
Online discussions (Skype voice conferences), group research and online presentations; individual research essay (5000-6000 words total equiv)
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