Charles beitz international theory of human rights

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What is the main claim of Charles Beitz's international theory of human rights? To what extent are you convinced by Beitz's case that a practical conception of human rights is to be preferred to a naturalistic conception? Use quotations and direct references from the reading "Beitz, Charles (2009). A Fresh Start, in his The Idea of Human Rights. Oxford: Oxford University Press,

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