The book "Philosophy of Human Rights" by Andreas Niederberger offers a comprehensive analysis of the development and significance of human rights from a philosophical perspective. It addresses the historical emergence of human rights, their universal applicability, and their connection to human dignity. The author highlights various aspects, including the role of human rights in history, the impact of revolutions, and the responses to totalitarian regimes. Through a critical examination of the universality of human rights and their philosophical foundations, a deep understanding of the subject is conveyed. The work is aimed at readers interested in the philosophical and historical dimensions of human rights and provides valuable insights into the ethical questions associated with this topic.