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Introducing Human Rights

(Most important)

1:To live

2:To live freely

3:To have clean water&kai

4:To have free speech

5:To have fair trial

6:To be Educated

(Lest important)

1:To have a Religious Belief

2:To get Married

 

(Links)

The Story Of Human Rights

Universal Declaration of Human Rights

 

(Facts)

  • there are many different views on human rights.
  • in the past decades, human rights have grown and evolved into more free and fair rights etc.
  • we should all be entitled to the same freedom.
  • sometimes theyre unfair and hypocritical. like when some people say that “we all get our own freedom of speech” but then go ahead and take away abortion rights (which is so messed up, its not your body so its not your choice) or people decide to be homophobic and treat queer people like nothing.
  • based on western ideals – european
  • after world war two, human rights were created and declared by the united nations.
  • human rights are universal. they’re all  equally important.
  • ghandi, eleanor rosevelt, martin luther king and nelson mandela all fought for universal human rights.
  • cyrus of babylon was an example of early human rights. he didn’t keep slaves after battle.
  • human rights started for only europeans.

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