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I've been reading a lot of non-western philosophers, mostly Confucians, who disagree with the idea of "rights." Are there any contemporary western arguments against human rights?

For example, Fan Ruiping inserts the idea of virtue in place of rights (this is an oversimplification), which sort of holds up more from a traditionalist Confucian perspective, however I'm most sure many western philosophers would be open to reading Confucian philosophers. Are there any current movements in philosophy trying to rethink the idea of rights from a western perspective.
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Alasdair MacIntyre has argued against some ideas of rights. It's part of his overall thesis that the Enlightenment failed to offer a workable ground for ethics. You might be interested in *After Virtue*.