This book examines the historical development of global ethics in practice since WWII‎,‎ looking at its philosophical and historical significance‎,‎ and the contemporary challenges it faces‎.‎ Discover how global rights practitioners have‎:‎ Collaborated to draft codes like the Geneva Conventions and Universal Declaration of Human Rights Cooperated to establish and work thorough organisations like the World Meteorological Society‎,‎ the International Atomic Energy Agency‎,‎ Amnesty International and the Parliament of World Religions to address serious global crises Fostered dialogue‎,‎ respectful of cultural differences‎,‎ and committed to care for the earth and its inhabitants‎.‎