2016
DOI: 10.4236/ojps.2016.64032
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Cultural Identity and Human Rights: Minority Claims, Ethnic Identity and Group Rights

Abstract: This paper explores the relationship between cultural identity and human rights in the light of the dynamics of identity formation, based on the immediate external culture of any multicultural society. The objective of this study is to analyze the relationship between culture, identity and rights, which broadens the parameter of the existing dimension of human rights, using secondary sources to review the literature. It argues that these dynamics are marked by a number of factors and components featuring the g… Show more

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“…Some Vietnamese people like to follow the trend of imported from outside and it is modern in nature, we despise the traditional Vietnamese culture, we do not understand the nature of those forms; we follow a lifestyle of enjoyment, which is common in younger Vietnamese. Therefore, it is necessary to create a positive change in the building of morality, a civilized lifestyle, effectively preventing social evils, negative social expressions, unhealthy customs, and lifestyles [30]. The degradation situation is on the rise in both urban, rural and mountainous areas.…”
Section: Some Solutions In Student Education To Promote National Cultural Identity In the Development Periodmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some Vietnamese people like to follow the trend of imported from outside and it is modern in nature, we despise the traditional Vietnamese culture, we do not understand the nature of those forms; we follow a lifestyle of enjoyment, which is common in younger Vietnamese. Therefore, it is necessary to create a positive change in the building of morality, a civilized lifestyle, effectively preventing social evils, negative social expressions, unhealthy customs, and lifestyles [30]. The degradation situation is on the rise in both urban, rural and mountainous areas.…”
Section: Some Solutions In Student Education To Promote National Cultural Identity In the Development Periodmentioning
confidence: 99%