Human rights are the natural rights of human beings. scholar, thinker or religion till now has defined or explained human rights in a way acceptable to all. however, contrary to what its critics say, certainly not some kind of imaginary right or abstract longing.it is also not a panacea or a solution to the problems and the follies prevalent in society. human rights is another name for the inalienable rights that humans are born with and can utilize without any hindrance. from embryo to birth and from birth to death, human being has the right to enjoy fundamental rights without any obstructions and without any fear or threat from anyone: this is the premise of human rights. these natural and inalienable rights, acquired by humans on the very basis of their birth on this earth, can be broader and more extensive than the constitutional limits of a country. Hence, human rights are taken as rights that are universal, indivisible and inalienable and bound up with human existence.the concept of human rights is not the outcome of any one particular age. compendium of natural, civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights, that are the creation the human mind and are the embodiment of the history of human civilizations.
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NHRC/UNDP
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Type / Script:
Annual Report
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Keywords:
HUMAN RIGHTS, COMMISSION ART, ANNUAL PROGRAMME, RELIGION, FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS, INALIENABLE RIGHTS, CIVIL, POLITICAL, ECOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULURAL RIGHTS, CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY, ACTIVITIES AND PROGRESS, MANEGEMENT, TRANING, EDUCATION, BUILDING SERVICES, PARTICIPATION, EQUALITY, SOCIAL JUSTICE, DIGNITY
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Thematic Group:
UNDP
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Social and Institutional Developoment
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Thesaurus:
14.02.02
- Human Rights
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