Reflections of an anti-patriarchal declaration of women's human rights

History of European Ideas 19 (4-6):741-750 (1994)
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Abstract

In the twentieth century, the UN Declaration of 1948 is considered to be the international standard for universal human rights. In 1791, Olympe de Gouges critically analysed the French Declaration of Human Rights of 1789, and found that women were excluded from it.1 This paper is a critical examination of the 1948 UN Declaration, with equally troubling findings

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