A powerful examination of human rights and justice
Fair to Good Condition - light cover wear with pronounced foxing and spotting to the page edges and photographed pages.
Geoffrey Robertson examines the development of international human rights law and the struggle to hold governments and individuals accountable for atrocities. Drawing on major cases, tribunals and political conflicts, he explains how legal principles have evolved and where enforcement continues to fail. Written with clarity and conviction, Crimes Against Humanity offers a substantial account of war crimes, justice and the institutions created to protect fundamental rights.
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