Human rights issues in Latin America have been actively pursed in anthropology during the past seven years. A summary of recent changes in anthropology and human rights precedes a discussion structured by categories used by human rights scholars and advocates: civil‐political; ecoromic‐soclal‐cultural; development; and Indigenous rights. Interpretatlons suggest that anthropologists have been very active In documenting human rights abuses, but less Involved In building cross‐cultural understandings of rights, Due in part, to the continuing challenges of cultural relativism, the author raises Important questions about the expanding anthropological discourse on human rights.
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