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Thursday, August 28, 2008 | News.Asmarino.Com |
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INSIDE THE MIND OF A PEN* Gabriel Guangul 10 December 2003 AN OBSOLETE NATION, A CORPORATION, A TYRANT AND THE NETWORK Gabriel Guangul 23 March 2003 ARTICLES OF THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS The column  is being re-posted to include the Arabic translation of the articles. The translation has been acquired from the UNITED NATIONS website. With gratitude to the UNITED NATIONS website Gabriel Guangul 30 August 2002 Articles (28-30) of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights By Gabriel Guangul May 07, 2001 Articles (25-27) of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights By Gabriel Guangul Apr 30, 2001 Articles (22-24) of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights By Gabriel Guangul Apr 23, 2001 TRANSFERRING
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REFERENCES of RIGHTS By Gabriel Guangul Jan 29, 2001 The transfer of meaning from one context to another requires language adjustments. Language includes many forms of expression - from body, image, vocal to written varieties and more. The interest here is, as stated in the opening article 'HUMAN RIGHTS BEGIN AT HOME,' to transport the values contained within the Articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) from the English language to all languages in Eritrea.... HUMAN RIGHTS BEGIN AT HOME By Gabriel Guangul December 19, 2000 The issue of human rights begin with one’s homeland or, to be more at home, with oneself. The twentieth century signified the importance of nation states and their borderlands at the expense of the human. The 21st has created a new complexity that has assigned these to a collapsed past to usher in, among others, the age of human rights and underline not the year or decade but the century. ... |
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