Human Rights and the Age of Inequality Summary in Nepali | By Samuel Moyn | NEB |Class 12

Samuel Moyn's essay, "Human Rights and the Age of Inequality," explores the limitations of the current human rights framework in addressing global economic disparities. Using the hypothetical figure of Croesus, Moyn illustrates the mismatch between human rights, focused on basic protections, and the need for distributive equality. He traces the historical alignment of human rights with national welfare states but contends that the movement lacks the tools to effectively combat socio-economic inequality on a global scale.

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