THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST FROM PROVISION OF ARTICLE 16 OF THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND ADVOCACY OF THE GAY MARRIAGES
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THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST FROM PROVISION OF ARTICLE 16 OF THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND ADVOCACY OF THE GAY MARRIAGESTHE CONFLICT OF INTEREST FROM PROVISION OF ARTICLE 16 OF THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND ADVOCACY OF THE GAY MARRIAGESTHE CONFLICT OF INTEREST FROM PROVISION OF ARTICLE 16 OF THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND ADVOCACY OF THE GAY MARRIAGESTHE CONFLICT OF INTEREST FROM PROVISION OF ARTICLE 16 OF THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND ADVOCACY OF THE GAY MARRIAGESTHE CONFLICT OF INTEREST FROM PROVISION OF ARTICLE 16 OF THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND ADVOCACY OF THE GAY MARRIAGES
* article 16 udhr gay marriage *
The ternal factors hypothis poss that generatns of non-whe South Ains, growg up humanized by South Ai’s racist legal regime, were pre-ndned to agree wh South Ai’s digeno gay rights activists and to reject the notn that rights may be nied based on difference.
On the one hand, is clear that ternatnal prsure and human rights law rmed the anti-apartheid movement, that the human rights muny and ternatnal human rights law currently assert rights for lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr, and tersex (LGBTI) persons, and that South Ai’s Constutn-drafters borrowed om ternatnal law and foreign nstutns which tablished dividual liberti.
At that same time, the nascent gay rights movement South Ai prsed for cln of sexual orientatn the list of protected grounds of the Constutn’s Equaly Provisn. Bee the transnal moment was a moment durg which any form of discrimatn was viewed as a vtige of apartheid, makg fundamentally implsible for discrimatn to be perpetuated to the future, South Ai’s gay rights activists were able to palize on the natn’s human rights legacy and s apartheid legacy.