Human Rights

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The book explores the fragility of human rights established post-World War II, highlighting their ongoing threats from populist and authoritarian movements. It discusses the foundational rights to refuge, health, and education, as well as protections against torture and discrimination. The author emphasizes the need for global justice and equality while addressing contemporary challenges such as war, inequality, technological advancements, and climate change, arguing that human rights can play a crucial role in overcoming these crises.