Free human rights books

Human rights books are about the rights every person holds and the struggle to defend them. The law and its history are explained, alongside reports from the front lines and the stories of campaigners. Read them to understand what is at stake and what has been won. This list shows the ones you can read in full for free.

Results

Broken people
Cover of Broken people
Free

Broken people

Smita Narula, Human Rights Watch (Organization)

Published 1999

291 pages

Reduced to ashes
Cover of Reduced to ashes
Free

Reduced to ashes

Committee for Coordination on Disappearances in Punjab

Published 2003

634 pages

The scars of death
Cover of The scars of death
Free

The scars of death

Human Rights Watch/Africa

Published 1997

137 pages

Evil days
Cover of Evil days
Free

Evil days

Alexander De Waal

Published 1991

386 pages

World report 2000
Cover of World report 2000
Free

World report 2000

Human Rights Watch (Organization)

Published 1999

506 pages

Cutting off the serpent's head
Cover of Cutting off the serpent's head
Free

Cutting off the serpent's head

Robert Barnett, Tibet Information Network, Human Rights Watch (Organization)

Published 1996

192 pages