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Geoffrey Robertson makes the case for naming and shaming human rights abusers

  • Written by George Newhouse, Adjunct Professor of Law, Macquarie University
Geoffrey Robertson makes the case for naming and shaming human rights abusersA.M. Ahad/AP

Geoffrey Robertson is one of Australia’s most acclaimed international jurists and human rights advocates. His latest book, Bad People – and How to Be Rid of Them, explains the history of international human rights law and acknowledges its failings.

Bad People is not a textbook; it is aimed at anyone with an interest in the...

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