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- 2. The concept of Human Rights can be traced through all ▪ major religions ▪ Culture and ▪ philosophies
- 3. • Ancient Hindu Law • Confucianism • The Qur’an • Ten Commandments outline rights. • Some of the rights now included in the UDHR.
- 4. • The concept of natural law can be traced back to ancient Greek philosophers. • Enlightenment philosophers suggest a social contract between the rulers and the ruled.
- 5. • The world’s first Buddhist state in India, known as the Maurya Empire, established the world’s first welfare system, including free hospitals and education.
- 6. • Human Equality • Abolition of Hood Revenges • Abolition of Interest • Human Dignity • Rights of women
- 7. • Bequest • Prohibition of Adultery • Repayment of Debt • Individual Accountability • honesty
- 8. • English Magna Carta of 1215 • English Petition Rights of 1628 • The Habeas Corpus Act, 1679 • The English Bill of Rights • The American Declaration of Independence • French Declaration of Human Rights in 1789
- 9. Scope?
- 10. • Scope of Human Rights • Civil and Political Rights • Socio-Economic and Cultural Rights • Basic Rights
- 11. • Before you can protect your civil rights, you must recognize and know what they are. Civil rights are an expansive and significant set of rights that are designed to protect individuals from unfair treatment; they are the rights of individuals to receive equal treatment (and to be free from unfair treatment or discrimination) in a number of settings -- including education, employment, housing, public accommodations, and more -- and based on certain legally-protected characteristics.
- 12. Civil Rights • Gives you Liberty • Magna Carta • Thought • Movement • Religion • expression
- 13. Political Rights • Gives Identity • Assembly • Justice • Petition • Association
- 14. ❑ Right to Vote ❑ Right to fight election ❑ Right to hold Public office ❑ Right to criticize the government
- 15. • Socio-economic and cultural rights are the human rights related to socio-economic aspects of a human being. ❑ Right to education ❑ Right to housing ❑ Right to adequate standard of living ❑ Right to health ❑ Victims rights ❑ Right to Science and Culture
- 16. • Basic Rights • Marriage and Family. Every grown-up has the right to marry and have a family if they want to. ... • The Right to Your Own Things. ... • Freedom of Thought. ... • Freedom of Expression. ... • The Right to Public Assembly. ... • The Right to Democracy. ... • Social Security. ... • Workers' Rights.
- 17. Concluded