
Blame it on the WTO? a human rights critique
Sarah Joseph
Published 2011
327 pages
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.

Sarah Joseph
Published 2011
327 pages

Human Rights Watch
Published 1999
506 pages

Lois Whitman
Published 1993
59 pages

Robert Barnett, Tibet Information Network, Human Rights Watch (Organization)
Published 1996
192 pages

Ben Penglase
Published 1994
140 pages

Jemera Rone
Published 1994
279 pages

Lois Whitman
Published 1992
100 pages

Stijn Claessens
Published 2007
106 pages

Helsinki Watch (Organization : U.S.)
1992 · 1993 edition
422 pages

Carsten Stahn, Jennifer S. Easterday, Jens Iverson
2008 · 2014 edition
564 pages

Hugo Slim, Andrew Bonwick
Published 2006
120 pages

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Published 1999
122 pages

Published 1998
810 pages

Published 2009
109 pages

Published 1991
928 pages

Asia Watch
Published 1989
42 pages

Peter Grant, Carl Söderbergh
Published 2021
210 pages

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Published 2019
49 pages

Anna Arstein-Kerslake
Published 2018
213 pages

Nikki Marczak, Kirril Shields
2017 · 2019 edition
264 pages

Ulaş Karan
Published 2017
36 pages

Federica Prina
Published 2014
28 pages

Eunice Brookman-Amissah, Tinyade Kachika, Simangele Mavundla, Jaime Todd-Gher, Christina Zampas, Onyema Afulukwe-Eruchalu, Karen Stefiszyn, Rebecca Amollo, Lisa Forman, Godfrey Kangaude, Tiffany Banda, Ayodele Atsenuwa, Susana SáCouto, Fana Hagos Berhane
Published 2015
355 pages

Nurcan Kaya
Published 2015
84 pages