The judicial and legal framework of culture. Cultural Rights

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URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10498/22191
DOI: 10.25267/Periferica.2018.i19.11
ISSN: 1577-1172
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Escudero Méndez, JuanaDate
2018Source
Periférica Internacional. Revista Para El Análisis De La Cultura Y El Territorio, (19) 4907Abstract
In an attempt to rectify the dispersion of the cultural
rights presented in the various international
instruments that recognise them and to make
progress in an audacious formulation thereof, the
Fribourg Group has been meticulously working
for over a decade on outlining, updating and
systemising said rights. The group is formed of
a multinational team of researchers, organised around the
Interdisciplinary Institute for Ethics and Human Rights of
the University of Fribourg, under the mandate of UNESCO.
It is charged with drawing up a declaration of cultural rights
and its works have included the development of a definitive
definition of said rights. The purpose of this is to facilitate the
inclusion of those rights ‒with the greatest technical rigour‒
in international legal protection instruments and therefore,
in accordance with the respective constitutional provisions,
in the internal statutes of the States who undersign them.





