"Human Rights in the Contemporary World" ed. by Trudy Corrigan

This book is a collection of narratives and research that explores our understanding of human rights in the contemporary world.

The chapters highlight the narrative and experiences of researchers and academics who seek to ensure that human rights are implemented in policies and practices in their communities, their countries, and the global world. The book presents contemporary themes of the United Nations Human Rights in terms of current policies and practices, legislative reform, property rights, liberty, security, and freedom of expression. It also provides a comprehensive understanding of the importance of human rights across a number of fields of study that are very relevant in our contemporary world today.

Contents
1. The Realisation of Human Rights Issues of Older People in Contemporary Ireland to Ensure Equal Life Opportunities
2. Protest March Restrictions in Cameroon
3. Exploring the Tension between the Rights of the Child and Parental Rights: Voices from Ghana
4. Death Penalty: A Human Rights Issue for South Africa
5. Queer/Disabled Existence: Human Rights of People with Disability
6. The Use of Criminal Law on Abortion: A Structural Barrier that Limits Women’s Rights
7. Digital Children’s Right: Human Right Perspective
8. Human Rights and Land in Africa: Highlighting the Need for Democratic Land Governance
9. Equality before the Law Matters: The Legacy of American Jews and the Founding of the NAACP and the Modern Civil Rights Movement


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