The article discusses various aspects of human rights, including international human rights post-Cold War, New Zealand's approach to human rights, social rights, indigenous people's rights, Asian perspectives on human rights, and more. It explores the challenges of protecting and monitoring human rights, the role of technology and globalization in human rights challenges, and the intersection of human rights with foreign policy. The authors analyze the concept of universal human rights and examine criticisms of the human rights culture. They also discuss the protection of human rights in specific contexts such as war crimes, peace operations, and privacy issues.