Presents in translation a selection of the evidence for the cities and other states of ancient Greece, focusing primarily on political institutions and political activity but with sections also on social, economic and religious life. For this second edition the book has been thoroughly revised and three new chapters added.
The book offers a comprehensive examination of South Africa's engagement with the UN Human Rights Council, focusing on its stances regarding civil and political rights, economic rights, and development. It highlights the rights of marginalized social groups and addresses specific human rights abuses in various countries, providing insights into South Africa's diplomatic strategies and challenges within the international human rights framework.