Pro/Con

I Had a Right to Remain Silent: Can You Hear Me Now?

The United Nations

That Love Your Neighbor Thing

Freedom of Speech? (What Do We Mean by Human Rights)

Sticker Picture Atlas of the World

Tick Tock Goes the Clock, Lincoln Mccarthy!

I Want to be

This book provides an in-depth analysis of the complex issue of human rights, presenting various arguments for and against certain human rights practices. It explores the historical context of human rights, the philosophical underpinnings of the concept, and the practical implications of enforcing these rights globally. The author, Sally McFall, examines contentious topics such as the right to free speech, the right to privacy, and the right to health care, presenting diverse perspectives from experts, activists, and policymakers. The book aims to equip readers with a balanced understanding of the pros and cons associated with human rights, encouraging critical thinking and informed debate on these crucial issues.

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Pro/Con

Sally Mcfall, Grolier Educational (Firm), Grolier, 2002

I Had a Right to Remain Silent: Can You Hear Me Now?

Sylvia Cooper, 2021

The United Nations

Edna Epstein, 1973

That Love Your Neighbor Thing

Suzanne D. Williams, 2015

Freedom of Speech? (What Do We Mean by Human Rights)

Philip Steele, 1997

Sticker Picture Atlas of the World

Sam Baer, Nathalie Ragondet, Sam Lake, 2013

Tick Tock Goes the Clock, Lincoln Mccarthy!

E. B. Fletcher, 2021

I Want to be

Katie Carr, 1999