Part I The Sources
1 The Emergence ofInternational Human Rights
2 State Responsibility and ‘Jurisdiction’
Part II The Substantive Obligations
3 The Typology of States’ Obligations and the Obligation to Respect Human Rights
4 The Application of Human Rights in Private Relationships and the Obligation to Protect
5 The Progressive Realization of Human Rights and the Obligation to Fulfil
6 Derogations in Time of Public Emergency
7 The Prohibition of Discrimination
PART III The Mechanisms of Protection
8 Ensuring Compliance with International Human Rights Law: The Role of National Authorities
9 The United Nations Human Rights Treaties System
10 The United Nations Charter-Based Monitoring of Human Rights
11 Regional Mechanisms of Protection
1 The Emergence ofInternational Human Rights
2 State Responsibility and ‘Jurisdiction’
Part II The Substantive Obligations
3 The Typology of States’ Obligations and the Obligation to Respect Human Rights
4 The Application of Human Rights in Private Relationships and the Obligation to Protect
5 The Progressive Realization of Human Rights and the Obligation to Fulfil
6 Derogations in Time of Public Emergency
7 The Prohibition of Discrimination
PART III The Mechanisms of Protection
8 Ensuring Compliance with International Human Rights Law: The Role of National Authorities
9 The United Nations Human Rights Treaties System
10 The United Nations Charter-Based Monitoring of Human Rights
11 Regional Mechanisms of Protection