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A Further Dimension to the Interdependence and Indivisibility of Human Rights?: Recent Developments Concerning the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
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The term "intersupport" is also used in a similar sense. Both terms convey the same meaning, namely, that "the effective implementation of one family of rights helps with the implementation of some or all of the others. . . . Mutual support exists, in varying degrees of strength, between all of the families of rights." JAMES W. NICKEL, MAKING SENSE OF HUMAN RIGHTS 104 (2d ed. 2007). 5. See, for example, one of earliest references to the concept where the U.N. General Assembly simply asserted
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