Human Rights and Human Wrongs by S. P. Sinha

Human Rights and Human Wrongs by S. P. Sinha examines human rights alongside the wrongs that human rights law seeks to prevent and remedy.

The book takes a broad view of the human rights idea, considering how rights are understood, where they are violated, and what protection means in practice. It invites readers to think about human rights not only as a set of ideals but as a response to real abuses, and about the gap that can open between the promise of rights and their protection.

What readers will explore:

• The meaning and scope of human rights
• Violations of rights and the harms they cause
• Protection, accountability and remedy
• The distance between rights in principle and rights in practice

Who this book is for: Readers interested in human rights, international law, and questions of justice and accountability.

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