Decolonial theory tends to avoid the language of human rights due to a concern about who is included in "the human" of human rights. But many struggles today start from the language of human rights, meaning that not engaging that language could be a missed opportunity for practice. I have started to theorize decolonial and human rights movements together, and I would be interested in learning from other perspectives on this question.

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