Human Rights, Human Wrongs

"Human Rights, Human Wrongs" is a scholarly book that examines the role of the United Nations in the discussion and promotion of human rights over a period of more than fifty years. It highlights the development of human rights treaties and their impact on the global understanding of human rights. The book addresses the predominantly passive role of the UN and emphasizes that the organization's peace operations carry an active responsibility for upholding human rights. The author, Suzanne-Juliette Mobley, argues that adherence to human rights in these missions is crucial for the credibility of the UN and the long-term stability of the affected countries. This work provides a thorough analysis of the challenges and obligations associated with the implementation of human rights in conflict situations.