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Introduction Human Rights are the most basic and essential rights that are enjoyed by every human being. These rights are inherent rights as they are vested since the time of birth. One cannot thoroughly understand Human Rights without understanding the …
Introduction As said by the United Nations “ Human rights are rights inherent to all human beings, regardless of race, sex, nationality, ethnicity, language, religion, or any other status. Human rights include the right to life and liberty, freedom from …
Introduction The term ‘international humanitarian law’ refers to the current understanding of the laws concerning the conduct of warfare. The ICRC (International Committee of Red Cross), guardian and promoter of International Humanitarian Law[1] describes it in the following manner: “International humanitarian …
INTRODUCTION Human Rights are those Rights which human can entitle by the virtue of being human. Human rights are Universal they remain the same for every human being without any discrimination of caste, religion, colour, gender, occupation. Human rights are …
Concept of Human Rights Human Rights are universal. They are the birth right of every member of Human family and are necessary in order for us to live as Human beings. They are the rights inherent to all Human beings, …
Introduction “Human rights” in the words of R.J. Vincent, “are the rights that everyone has by virtue of his very humanity. They are grounded in our appeal to human nature. [1]Human Rights is a dynamic concept. It is most commonly …
“No one leaves home unless home is the mouth of a shark” – Warsan Shire INTRODUCTION Throughout the globe and over the centuries societies have accepted the people coming from another territory. Where people have roof over their head its …
INTRODUCTION Death penalty, an inhumane and cruel act which is performed by some of the countries as a sign of punishment of some aggravated crimes. Some of these countries are India, China, Afghanistan, U.S.A, Indonesia, Pakistan, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Egypt and …
INTRODUCTION: Every citizen belonging to their respective countries enjoy some rights that protect their virtues, under support of law, like the Fundamental Rights enjoyed by every citizen of India. Similar to this, and on a much larger scale, human beings …
All human beings are born free and they possess equal rights. They are endeavored with reasons and conscience and should act toward one another in spirit of brotherhood. The definition of human right in UDHR is significantly taken from French …
