On a general level, it is clear to define human rights, and it seems to be easy to agree upon its meaning. However, in practice, cultural contexts and specific historical conditions emerging from subject areas, such as housing, religion, datafication, racism, etc. make obstacles in defining human rights visible, requiring us to refer to definitional, historical and socio-economic aspects. This book looks in cross-sectional ways at different issues, after delivering a sound theoretical perspective that allows an in-depth understanding of human rights. Furthermore, it also allows us to develop...