free law journal - volume 3, number 1 (18 january 2007)

FREE LAW JOURNAL - VOLUME 3, NUMBER 1 (18 JANUARY 2007)3. Enjoyment of civil and political rights generatingenjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights; wherethe effective exercise of political rights, such as the right to vote, canforce the government to take measures that will ensure fullrealization of economic, social and cultural rights.4. Enjoyment of civil and political rightsgenerating absence of economic, social and culturalrights;5. Absence of economic, social and cultural rightsgenerating absence of civil and political rights; wherethwarting the exercise of economic, social, and cultural rights maygenerate a situation in which the exercise of civil and political rightsbecomes difficult. 76. Absence of economic, social and cultural rightsgenerating enjoyment of civil and political rights; whereeconomic and political underdevelopment, for example, may justifythe poor man’s having “a real interest in the right to vote, to theextent that his difficulties result from government policies.” 87. Absence of civil and political rights generatingabsence of economic, social and cultural rights; wherethwarting the exercise of civil and political rights can lead to asituation in which the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural7See Resolution XVII of the International Conference on Human Rights(Teheran, 1968), which explains, at paragraph 13, that “[s]ince human rightsand fundamental freedoms are indivisible, the full realization of civil andpolitical rights without the enjoyment of economic, social, and cultural rights, isimpossible, the achievement of lasting progress in the implementation of humanrights is dependent upon sound and effective national and international policiesof economic and social development.”8J. Donnelly, Recent Trends in U.N. Human Rights Activity: Description andPolemic, 35 International Organization (Autumn 1981) 633, 645.96DR. ANWAR FRANGI - ABSENCE OF ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, ANDCULTURAL RIGHTS AS A JUSTIFICATION FOR PUBLICEMERGENCY