Papers/Human Rights - Emerging Trends in the Region

A paper presented at a conference organised by Jesuit Conference of East Asia in Bangkok in November 1994

1. Human Rights as Equivalent to Justice

2. Euro-centered Vs Asia-based Perspectives on Human Rights: Conflict Between Community and State

3. Conformity Vs Creativity: the Desire to get Involved

4. Quality of Bureaucracy - as a Part of Quality of Life

5. The Police and the Law Enforcement Agencies: as Violators of Community Spirit

6. Militerization: The Difference Between the Experience in Last Five Decades and the Immediate Future

7. A Critique of International Economic Policies as a Source of Violence in Asia

8. The Change in the Economic Landscape of Asia: Prosperity, Pride and Expectations

9. The Rights of Women: A Central Issue in the Debate

10. The Unacceptability of Conceptual Split of Economic and Political Rights

11. Responsibility of the International Community: Not to Allow Developed Countries to Cause Suffering to People in Developing Countries; The Need to Intensify the Dialogue

12. End of Cold War: New Opportunities - Healing Power of Consultative Process

13. The Depreciation of Democratic Institutions

14. Asian Values

15. The United Nations