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Starting with a preliminary evaluationof Canadian human rights practices, theauthor critically traces the developmentof international human rights ih Japan.While the country has been aflfcted favourablyby the newly-emerging internationalhuman rights regime, judicialreluctance to acknowledge the relevanceof human dignity leads the author to concludethat there is still a long way to goin achieving the desired situation. Thearticle ends with a calI for the acceptanceof treaty-based individual petition procedures,which in his view may effectivelyinduce the judiciary to open up tothe universal norms for the protection ofhuman rights.

Dynamics of International Human Rights in Japan