Faith and Human Rights: Main Session
from Yale University Hosted by Yale University
After introductory remarks by Miroslav Volf, John Witte, Jr. presents his case for a theory of universal human rights, and Kamari Clarke argues for the need to locate human rights discourse within particular contexts.
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