III. Reaching Racism Through International Law
If racism were a recognized violation of international human rights law, what mechanisms would exist for its protection and what would be the limits? This section imagines some of the possibilities and challenges through a three-part schema that looks at the relationship between racism and human rights by states, international organizations, and individuals under international law.
Race, Racism and the Law
Vernellia R. Randall
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