1. The debate on 'universalism' and 'cultural relativism' in international human rights law 2. The evolution of international human rights law in the first part of the 21st Century: new challenges and problems 3. Reconceptualising international human rights law through a culturally-based approach 4. The contemporary dimensions of 'universalism' and 'legal pluralism' in light of the 'culturalisation' of human rights law 5. Fostering tolerance, mutual understanding among peoples, and peace through a cultural-based approach to international human rights law Conclusion
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