The most popular human rights books of 2025

Weak States, Borders and Humanitarian Interventions The Case of Lebanon

Clothilde Salelles

FEMpower Transformational Stories of Women Thriving Against All Odds

Elayna Fernandez

Realising Protection from Age Discrimination International, Regional, and National Perspectives

Helen Meenan, Christa Tobler

Securitisation and Islamism in Egypt and Saudi Arabia The Politics of State Control and Repression

Asif Mohiuddin

Fiscal Federalism and Equalisation Transfers Balancing Regional Autonomy and Solidarity

Mikel Erkoreka

Digital Surveillance in Africa Power, Agency, and Rights

Tony Roberts, Admire Mare

Ending Isolation The Case Against Solitary Confinement

Christopher William Blackwell, Deborah Zalesne, Kwaneta Harris, Terry Allen Kupers

Abortion Pill Reversal A Second Chance at Choice

George Delgado

Secularism and Freedom of Religion in Italy Religious Symbols in the Public Space

Maria Cristina Ivaldi

Human Security and International Law

Emma Maclean

Universal Declaration of Human Rights @ 75 In a Globalized World

(Dr ) T V Subba Rao, (Dr ) Rashmi Salpekar, Navjeet S Kundal

ISLAMIC PATRIARCHY AND REFUGEE WOMEN.

NA'IMAH WISAM. ARIAN

Decolonisation and Postcolonial Migration Citizenship and Empire

Frank Aragbonfoh Abumere

Between Fears and Hope

Securing Access to Life-Saving Treatments

Riḍā Kārim

Beyond Inhumanity Collective Healing, Social Justice and Global Flourishing

Scherto Gill

The New Face of Woke Education

Priscilla West

The Last Door A History of Torture in Mexico's War Against Subversives

Gladys I. McCormick

Legalization of Human Rights in Africa The Institutionalization of Laws Prohibiting State-sanctioned Violence and Torture

Stacey M. Mitchell, Lilian Lem Atanga, Veraline Nchotu

Opposition and Challenges B.R. Ambedkar and Malcolm X

Bidyut Chakrabarty

The Triumph of Fear Domestic Surveillance and Political Repression from McKinley to Eisenhower

Patrick G. Eddington

Dora

Abbey Carpenter, Dora Rodriguez

Next Democratic Frontiers for Facial Recognition Technology (FRT) The Legal, Ethical and Democratic Implications of FRT

Natalia Menéndez González, Giuseppe Mobilio

European Court of Human Rights and Mental Health

Anselm Eldergill, Matthew Evans, Eleanor Sibley