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  • The right to food and access to justice at the national level – Existing jurisprudence at the national level: Case Studies for Argentina, India, Colombia and South (+)

    These four case studies highlight the right to food and access to justice at the national level. They present existing jurisprudence at the national level on cases concerning:
    i) the protection of the right to food for indigenous peoples in Argentina;
    ii) the protection of the constitutional right to food of fishing communities in South Africa;
    iii) the protection of the right to food of displaced persons in Colombia, and
    iv) the protection of the right to food of the beneficiaries of food assistance programs based on the right to life in India.

    Topic: Food & Nutrition
    Region: Africa, Asia & Pacific, Latin America & Caribbean
    Resource Type: Case Study
    Author: FAO
    Country: Argentina, Colombia, India, South Africa
    Year: 2009
    Language: English
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