General References on the Intersection of Psychology and Human Rights
- A two-way traffic between psychology and human rights
- APA efforts in promoting human rights and social justice
- APA Resolution on APA, Psychology, and Human Rights
- Are human rights redundant in the ethical codes of psychologists?
- Captive Gods: Religion and the Rise of Social Science
- Clinical psychology and human rights: A call to action
- Clinical Psychology: Reinforcing Inequalities or Facilitating Empowerment?
- Decolonial Ink Drops on a Psychological Debate about the Sociogenesis of Human Rights
- Enhancing the role of international human rights in the psychology curriculum
- Handbook of Social Justice in Psychological Therapies: Power, Politics, Change
- Human rights and applied psychology
- Human Rights and Psychology from Indigenous Perspectives
- Human rights and the ethics of clinical psychology
- Human Rights and Wrongs in Psychology and Psychiatry
- Human Rights as a Lay Category of Thought: Content and Structure in the United States
- Human rights education for psychologists
- Human Rights in Sociopsychological Perspective
- Human rights matter to psychology – Psychology matters to human rights
- Human rights-based approach to applied psychology
- Human rights: Giving clinical psychology a backbone
- Interpreting human rights as the social psychological phenomenon of rights claiming
- Moving human rights to the forefront of psychology: The final report of the APA Task Force on Human Rights
- Polarization about Human Rights: Political Orientation, Morality, and Belief in a Just World
- Posthumanism and Human Rights Psychology – Opportunities for Advancing Rights for Nonhumans
- Psychological Aspects of Human Rights Violations: The Importance of Justice and Reconciliation
- Psychological ethical codes of conduct and human rights: A comparative analysis and recommendations for improvement
- Psychologists and human rights
- Psychology and human rights-introduction to the special issue
- Psychology and human rights: Introduction to the special issue
- Psychology, ethics, human rights, and national security
- References to human rights in codes of ethics for psychologists: critical issues and recommendations
- The Cambridge handbook of psychology and human rights
- The five connections: A human rights framework for psychologists
- The Human Rights Committee at the Norwegian Psychological Association: 20 years of work and future challenges
- The Psychological Foundations of Human Right
- Vital role of Psychological Science in the Implementation of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
- When Psychology and Human Rights Meet