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Access to Courts and Legislatures Crucial for Preventing Violence, Study Finds.

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Using International and Foreign Human Rights Law in Public Interest Advocacy
Florence Wagman Roisman

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The article discusses the importance of using international and foreign human rights law in public interest advocacy. It emphasizes the significance of access to courts and legislatures for addressing grievances and preventing violence. The focus is on the procedural aspects of gaining access to legal institutions and the enforceability of laws by private individuals. The author highlights the role of these institutions in providing avenues for resolving disputes and promoting social justice.