Crimes Against Humanity: Popular Penguins
Author: Geoffrey Robertson
Geoffrey Robertson's Crimes Against Humanity is a superb and highly influential account of the history of the human rights movement up to the present day. From the French Revolution and the Nuremberg trials to 9/11 and the invasion of Iraq, Robertson traces the developing concept of human rights and shows how far we still have to go. His inspiring narrative is both a masterly history and a clarion call to the global justice movement.
Published:01/09/2008
Format:Paperback, 804 pages
RRP:$9.95
ISBN-13:9780141037288
ISBN-10:0141037288
Imprint:Penguin Press
Publisher:Penguin UK
Origin:United Kingdom




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