Situation of special
concern: famine
in Niger Key issues
facing the right to food
of indigenous people The
responsibilities of
international organizations concerning the right to food
Definition of the right
to food The right to
food in armed conflict Drinking
water and the right to food International
trade and the right to
food Concrete
steps for national
legislation Concrete
steps for local food security
"Towards
a
Convention
on
the
Rights
of Peasants", in A. Paasch and S. Murphy
(eds.), The Global Food Challenge.
Towards a Human Rights Approach to
Trade and Investment Policies, pp. 102-111.
- The Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on
Economic, Social and Cultural Rights: Genesis, Interpretation and
Impact on
International Enforcement and Domestic Implementation of Socio-Economic
Rights,
PhD thesis, forthcoming mid 2010. - The Fight
for the Right to Food: Lessons Learned (co-authored
with Jean Ziegler, Christophe Golay and Sally-Anne Way), London:
Palgrave
Macmillan, forthcoming spring 2010.
- Realizing the Right to Health
(co-edited with Andrew
Clapham, Mary Robinson and Scott Jerbi), Zurich: Rüffer & Rubb,
2009.
- Oxford Handbook on the
International Law of Armed Conflict
(assistant editor, with editor Andrew Clapham), Oxford University
Press, forthcoming
2011.
- “Mega-Events, Forced Evictions, and Community Action”
(co-author with Kris Olds), in The
Olympics, Mega-events and Civil Societies:
Globalization, Environment, Resistance by Graeme Hayes and John
Karamichas
(eds), London: Palgrave, forthcoming 2010.
- “The Right to Food: Putting the Global Food Crisis in
Context”, in The Global Food Crisis,
Hugh
Campbell
and
Chris
Roisin (eds),
forthcoming 2010.
- “Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and the Right to
Health” in Realizing the Right to
Health, Andrew Clapham, Mary Robinson, Claire
Mahon and Scott Jerbi (eds), Zurich: Rüffer & Rubb, 2009.
- “International Justice for Victims of Economic, Social and
Cultural Rights Violations” in Globalisation
and
Economic,
Social
and
Cultural
Rights, Lisbon: CIDESC, 2006.
- “NGO perspectives on an Optional Protocol to the
International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights: Time to
move
from discussion to action” in The
Spirit of Nantes: Economic, Social and
Cultural Rights for all citizens, Paris: Ministre des affaires
étrangers,
France, 2005.
- “Progress at the Front: The draft Optional Protocol to the
International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights”, Human Rights
Law Review, Volume 8(4), Oxford University Press, October 2008.
- “Playing fair with housing rights during mega-events”, Human
Rights Defender, Volume 16(3), University of NSW, 2007.
The following publications of Claire Mahon are available online in
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