Human rights are basic freedoms that all people should have by virtue of being human. They include the right to life, freedom, health, security, and participation in government. There are two broad types of human rights - those essential for dignified human existence like freedom from slavery, and those that allow for adequate development of human personality like rights to work, property, and family. Human rights are universal and inalienable, meant to satisfy basic human needs and allow people to live freely in society without threat to their humanity.

1. Human Rights
Every human being is entitled to human rights such as right to live and exist, right to
freedom. Human rights are as old as human civilization. There is no precise definition of
human Rights. Human rights are meant for human beings to satisfy their basic needs. It is
defined as the “basic freedom that all people should have”. Every human being lives in a
group in a society. Thus human rights are essential for the development of the human
personality in the society, where he lives.
1) “The rights of every man are diminished whenthe rightsof one manare threatened.”
The massive violation of human rights throughout the world is a matter of great shame for
the entire humanity. Human Rights plays a role in everyone’s life, but not everyone realizes
it. It’s involved in every comment you make that includes someone different
In general view, human rights are of 2 types. 1) Rights which are essential for the dignified
and decent human existence. 2) Rights which are essential for the adequate development of
human personality. Human rights possess the given attributes; “To deny people their human
rightsis to challenge their very humanity.
1) Inalienability
2) Comprehensiveness
3) Universality
4) Justice ability
5) Non absoluteness
Civil human rights.
1) Right to health
2) Right to security
3) Right to freedom
4) Right to fair trial
5) Right to alien ship
6) Right to nationality
7) Right to take part in government
8) Freedom of thoughts, expression
9) Right of religion
10) Freedom from slavery

2. 11) Right to vote.
“No man is good enough to govern any woman without her consent”
Culturalhuman rights;
1) Right to work
2) Right to social security,
3) Right to rest
4) Right to participate in cultural life
5) Right to marry
6) Right to have property
7) Right to have family.
“The Thing I WantMainly Is NotTo Be Treated Inhumanly”