Within the framework of general human rights, women's rights have long been overlooked and, at best, considered only marginally. "Human Rights - Women's Rights" helps to illuminate the blind spot in international and Austrian law, as well as the exclusion of women's rights from legal theory and practice. At the same time, the most important women's rights are presented in an interdisciplinary and systematic manner at the levels of international law, European law, and domestic law. "Human Rights - Women's Rights" comprehensively addresses these areas for the first time. The target audience includes particularly educators and students from the fields of law, political science, history, as well as economics and social sciences. This handbook also meets the informational needs of numerous equality institutions.