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I'm working on a global studies writing question and need support to help me learn.
What does it mean for Human Rights to be "translatable?" Provide an example (different from the ones discussed in class) of human rights translation/vernacularization.
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The “Translatable” Nature of Human Rights
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The "translatable" Nature of Human Rights
Human rights, usually protected by domestic and international law, are moral principles
or rules for particular standards of human behaviour. These rights are entitled to everyone
irrespective of their geographical location or features, including nat...