The right to remember: studies on racial laws and human rights
A collection of texts on racial laws, racism and human rights, to explore historical memory and its legal implications, on the International Holocaust Remembrance Day
In observance of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, our library presents a curated collection of volumes on racial laws, racism, and human rights. This is an opportunity to explore the legal implications of racial discrimination, delving into the historical memory through the laws that shaped the past and the development of legislation aimed at protecting fundamental rights.
This selection offers a thorough analysis of racial laws and discriminatory policies, highlighting the crucial role of law in the fight against racism and the promotion of equality. It is an important occasion to reflect on and raise awareness about how the law can serve as a tool for social change and the protection of human dignity.
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