Human Rights and Human Rights Organisations

Year 11 Legal Studies Assessment Task 3 Human Rights 1.<Tab/>Distinguish Between a)<Tab/>Legal, moral and customary rights. Legal rights are rights that are enforceable by law and people with legal rights usually also need to have legal standing to be recognized by the judiciary. The basis for legal rights in the Australian legal system come from common law and statute law. Customary rights are rights that are …showed first 75 words of 2775 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2775 total…the international law of human rights' 2. 'Australian Journal of Human Rights' - Peter Bailey 'Implementing human rights - the way forward' 3. 'Center for Economic and Social Rights' - author unknown, "Poor people's economic human rights campaign" 4. Institute for International Law, Working Paper No 14 - November 2001, Prof. Dr. Jan Wouters & Ingrid Rossi , "Human Rights NGOs: Role, Structure and Legal Status" 5. NSW HSC Online: Legal Studies - Human Rights Unit, Charles Sturt University, 'Human Rights'