This is the story of international human rights since the Second World War. It is not a tale of compassion, but a political history made by presidents, prime ministers and secretary-generals.
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Sellars has a sharp eye for colourful detail, and tells a good story. -- Sunday Telegraph (London), 28 July 2002
The human rights revolution, no better chronicled than in The Rise and Rise of Human Rights, by Kirsten Sellars. -- The Times (London), 23 July 2002
The human rights revolution, no better chronicled than in The Rise and Rise of Human Rights, by Kirsten Sellars. -- The Times (London), 23 July 2002
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Kirsten Sellars is a London-based journalist specialising in international affairs. She has written for many publications including the Guardian, Times, Los Angeles Times, Australian, New Statesman, Spectator, Esquire and Vogue.
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