The United Nations' Declaration on Peasants' Rights

ISBN-13: 9780367689810 / Angielski / Twarda / 2022 / 270 str.

Opis

This is the first book to address and review The Declaration on the Rights of Peasants and Other People Working in Rural Areas (UNDROP) which was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in December 2018.

Spis treści

Foreword  Introduction  1. The Peasants’ Declaration: State Obligations and Justiciability  Part I – Rights Holders  2. Defining Peasants in the UNDROP  3. Indigenous Peoples and Traditional Local Communities in the UNDROP: Synergies and Challenges  4. No Food Sovereignty without Feminism? Negotiating Gender Equality in the UNDROP  5. Shedding a Light on the Human Rights of Small-scale Fishers: Complementarities and Contrasts between the UNDROP and the Small-Scale Fisheries Guidelines  Part II – Natural Resources Access and Control  6. The Right to Land  7. The Rights to Water and Sanitation and the UNDROP: the Implementation Challenges of a Comprehensive Approach   8. The Right to Seeds: Using the Commons as a Sustainable Governance Scheme to Implement Peasants’ Rights?  9. The Rights to Food and Food Sovereignty in the UNDROP  Part III – Food and Agriculture Governance  10. Peasants Rights and Food Systems Governance  11. The UNDROP and Climate Change: Squaring the Circle?  12. Farming Models and Peasants’ rights  13. The UNDROP, Biocultural Rights, and Sustainability Standards for Agri-food Systems  Part IV – The Declaration on the Ground  14. Land Tenure: Assessing Kenya’s Legal Approach and the Practice towards Landlessness amongst Rural Smallholder Farmers Including Women’s Rights  15. Reimagining Agrobiodiversity Conservation and Agricultural Innovation from the Grassroots up: The Case of the Peliti Seed Network in Greece  16. The Rights of Small-Scale Fisherwomen in the EU: the Potential Impact of the UNDROP  17. The UNDROP and the Case Law of the Inter-American Human Rights System: Potential Impacts and Insights from Hacienda Brasil Verde Case  18. Land Acquisition and Public Interest Litigation in India  Conclusion