Human Rights and Charity Law

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Focusing on the intersection of human rights and charity law, the book examines how charity law is evolving in response to contemporary challenges. It provides a comparative analysis of common law countries such as the UK, US, and Australia, evaluating the compatibility of national human rights frameworks with charity regulations. The author discusses tensions that arise from this intersection, highlighting the role of cultural values, the importance of proportionality, and the need to balance public and private interests in today's society.