Human Rights Tradition and Debates For B.A. 6th Semester Gauhati University By Dr. Adidur Rahman

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Human Rights Tradition and Debates For B.A. 6th Semester Gauhati University By Dr. Adidur Rahman

Human Rights: Tradition and Debates is a comprehensive academic textbook designed for B.A. 6th Semester students of Political Science under Gauhati University. Authored by Dr. Adidur Rahman, the book offers an in-depth understanding of the evolution, traditions, theoretical foundations, and contemporary debates surrounding human rights. It presents complex concepts in a structured, student-friendly manner, helping learners grasp both classical perspectives and modern global issues.

Aligned with the university syllabus, this book explores the origin and development of human rights, major international traditions, institutional frameworks, and pressing contemporary challenges such as social injustice, migration, gender issues, and environmental concerns. The content encourages critical thinking and analytical understanding, making it highly useful for examinations, assignments, and academic discussions.

Ideal for undergraduate students, teachers, and anyone interested in human rights studies, this text serves as a reliable guide to understanding the philosophical roots, legal frameworks, and real-world applications of human rights in India and across the world.

Human rights are widely recognized as universal entitlements rooted in human dignity and equality, forming the foundation of democratic societies and justice systems.

Key Features

• Specifically designed for B.A. 6th Semester Political Science (Gauhati University)

• Covers origin, evolution, and theoretical foundations of human rights

• Detailed discussion of global human rights traditions (European, American, African, Islamic, etc.)

• Explains institutional frameworks and international conventions

• Examines structural violence, social inequalities, and contemporary issues

• Encourages critical analysis of debates and perspectives

• Written in clear, academic yet student-friendly language

• Ideal for exam preparation, assignments, and conceptual clarity

• Suitable for Political Science students and human rights learners.