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Uniquely human: the basis of human rights
[Bloomington, Indiana]: Xlibris Corporation (2013)
Abstract
A review of what a "human right" is. It is a claim that every person can make as an individual who is a part of the human race and which requires an underlying respect for all human beings. The author maintains that human rights can only be realized through conversations with those across all genders, ages, cultures and religions.
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