The most popular French 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. Only books in French are listed.

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Palestine
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Palestine

Noam Chomsky, Ilan Pappe, Frank Barat

2015 · 2016 edition

180 pages

Le profit avant l'homme
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Le profit avant l'homme

Noam Chomsky, Robert Waterman McChesney

1998 · 2004 edition

245 pages

Contre tout espoir
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Contre tout espoir

Nadezhda Mandelshtam, Jaume Creus i del Castillo

1970 · 1972 edition

1071 pages

L'Etat voyou
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L'Etat voyou

William Blum

2001 · 2002 edition

371 pages

Burning country
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Burning country

Robin Yassin-Kassab, Leila Al-Shami

2016 · 2019 edition

320 pages

Un acte honteux
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Un acte honteux

Taner Akçam

1999 · 2008 edition

496 pages