Synopsis Violations of human rights is one of the most worrying problems of our times for the entire world civilisation. The responses to the worst human rights violations of the twentieth century have created a veritable human rights culture. This book highlights the contemporary challenges to human rights in order to illustrate the moral justification of and limits to privacy regulation, and the need to reconcile rights and community in the digital age. The present book provides an overall view on the burning issues of human rights violation taking place in this global age and elaboratively discusses the complexity of the subject. This will certainly prove informative and useful for academics, policy planners, social scientist, students, researchers human rights activists, besides general readers.