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基本説明
At 1st sight, science and human rights seem to have little in common. But if one examines the conditions needed in order that 'the one world of science' can function freely and effectively, one finds that the new int'l. code of human rights law would cover almost all of them.
Full Description
On August 1, 1975, thirty-five nations solemnly signed a pledge--the Helsinki Accords--to maintain one code of human rights law. This book surveys the performance of these countries in upholding the rights important to scientists--the rights to education, work, communication, expression, travel, assembly, association, reputation and intellectual achievement. It describes where and when the rights were observed or violated and what scientists could do to promote a fuller observance in the future.
