The issue of the international protection of human rights is at the center of current affairs. Any claims, achievements, difficulties and prospects are being impressively expanded, but there is often confusion as to what international law dictates and what binds each particular state, what constitutes a guideline, wishful thinking or just a propaganda maneuver. However, the general preoccupation, at all levels of international relations, with human rights is gradually creating the image of an aesthetic that is starting to be expressed through international means. At the same time, it is also an issue of education, which is showing a global recession. […] (A translated excerpt from the introduction)