"Communication Rights and Social Justice" is an academic book that highlights the struggles for communication rights within the context of human rights movements in the 20th and 21st centuries. This comprehensive collection offers a variety of examples of national, regional, and global efforts to define communication rights as fundamental needs and prerequisites for human well-being. The contributions in this book analyze the complex relationships between communication, social justice, and the challenges arising from inequality in information dissemination. It demonstrates how communication rights are essential not only for individual freedoms but also for the promotion of a just society. The authors provide diverse perspectives to illustrate the relevance of communication rights in various social and political contexts. This book is aimed at students, researchers, and practitioners in the social sciences who engage with the topics of communication, human rights, and social justice.