"All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights." This is stated in the UN Declaration of Human Rights. Practically all countries have signed agreements like this, but the reality is different: every day, people are tortured and executed, children starve, and women are raped. Yet, the work of countless human rights activists around the world is worthwhile. Errant states can be held accountable because human rights are enshrined internationally. Upholding them is one of humanity's essential tasks. This visual reading book aims to contribute to that effort. The image of human rights attempts to visualize and make tangible all dimensions of human rights. Over 720 pages, readers are urged to engage deeply with the topic. More than 500 photos showcase the global diversity of human rights.