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Bangladesh is one of the 49 countries in the list of Asian continent, which got independence in the year 1971 after having a bloody war of nine months. Since independence, a series of felony has been experienced by the populace of Bangladesh over times either by the internal rulers or by the external forces and thence continues to be wracked by human rights violations. Even though, Bangladesh became the member of United Nations in 1974 and have ratified a number of international human rights instruments such as: The Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (United Nations Convention against Torture) 1984 and The International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (ICCPED) 2006, which are indispensable to prevent torture within the border, and forbids state to transport people to any country where there is reason to believe that they will be tortured, there remain perceived cases of serious abuse, including extra-judicial killings, custodial deaths, arbitrary arrest and detention, and harassment of populace over the recent past five years. Moreover, the failure to investigate fully extra-judicial killings by security forces (such as: police, RAB and BDR) including the deaths under custody, remained a matter of serious concern. Some members of the security forces acted with impunity and committed acts of physical and psychological torture. Violence against women and children remained a serious problem, as did trafficking in persons. This paper will pose a critical analysis on how provisions of such international conventions (for the protection of human rights) are being violating in Bangladesh and suggest some guidelines for implementing such human rights instruments contingenting upon the present impasse.Human rights (Universal Declaration of Human Rights)
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This document discusses the relationship between religion and human rights. It begins by providing background on David Kirkham and his position at BYU Law School studying comparative law and international policy. It then examines various historical and philosophical influences on concepts of human rights, including classical antiquity, English common law, Puritan covenant theology, and Enlightenment rationalism. The document specifically references the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and analyzes several of its key articles protecting freedom of religion and standards of living. It also lists some other major international human rights treaties and conventions. Finally, it briefly mentions the historical role of missionaries in spreading religious and moral ideals that relate to modern understandings of human rights.
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This document discusses the relationship between religion and human rights. It begins by providing background on David Kirkham and his position at BYU Law School studying comparative law and international policy. It then examines various historical and philosophical influences on concepts of human rights, including classical antiquity, English common law, Puritan theology, and Enlightenment rationalism. The document references key human rights documents like the UDHR and analyzes certain rights around religion from these documents, such as freedom of religion and belief. It also briefly discusses other international human rights treaties and conventions.
2012-05-02 ICLRS Discussion Series - Kirkham.ppt
This document discusses the relationship between religion and human rights. It begins by providing background on David Kirkham and his position at BYU Law School studying comparative law and international policy. It then examines various historical and philosophical influences on concepts of human rights, including classical antiquity, English common law, Puritan covenant theology, and Enlightenment rationalism. The document specifically references the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and analyzes several of its key articles protecting freedom of religion and standards of living. It also lists some other major international human rights treaties and conventions. Finally, it briefly mentions the historical role of missionaries in spreading religious and moral ideals that relate to modern understandings of human rights.
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Constitution of Chad
- 2. Article 1 (Part of it) Chad is a sovereign Republic, independent, secular, social, one and indivisible, founded on the principles of democracy, the rule of law and of justice. The separation of the religions and of the State is affirmed.
- 3. Article 5 Any propaganda of ethnic, tribal, regional or religious character attempting to harm the national unity or the secularity of the State is prohibited.
- 4. Article 17 The human person is sacred and inviolable. Every individual has the right to life, to the integrity of their person, to security, to liberty, to the protection of their privacy and of their property.
- 5. Article 18 No one may be subjected, either to degrading and humiliating abuse or treatment, or to torture.
- 6. Article 19 Slavery, the trafficking in human beings, forced labor, physical or moral torture, inhuman, cruel, degrading and humiliating treatments, physical violence, feminine genital mutilations, premature marriages as well as other forms of debasement of the human being are prohibited.
- 7. Article 30 The right to strike is recognized. It is exercised within the framework of the laws which regulate it.
- 8. Article 57 The protection of the environment is a duty for all. The State and the Autonomous Collectivities ensure the defense and protection of the environment. Any damage caused to the environment must be made the object of a just reparation.