The book "Human Rights Protection in Global Politics," edited by K. Mills and D. Karp, offers a comprehensive analysis of the responsibility to protect human rights in the context of global politics. It brings together various perspectives from the fields of politics, law, and ethics, highlighting the complex challenges associated with human rights protection. The authors critique the often one-sided focus on states and their human rights violations, expanding the discourse to include the role of non-state actors. Furthermore, the existing framework of the "Responsibility to Protect" is questioned, and alternative approaches to promoting and ensuring human rights in the international arena are discussed. This academic book is a valuable resource for students and professionals who wish to engage with the dynamic and multifaceted aspects of human rights protection.