Human Rights And Freedoms

1. Human Rights

1.1. Rights to free expression

1.2. Rights to life

1.3. Rights to a fair trial

1.4. Rights to education

1.5. Rights to a private family life

1.6. Rights to security of the person

2. Human Freedoms

2.1. Freedom of religion

2.2. Freedom of speech

2.3. Freedom of expression

2.4. Freedom of association

2.5. Freedom of information

2.6. Freedom from torture and degrading treatment

2.7. Freedom from prejudicial treatment of different categories of people.

2.8. Freedom from male violence aqainst women

2.9. Freedom to challenge official versions of past events.

2.9.1. The Russia/Ukraine operation

2.9.2. The Putin Essay

2.9.3. History of Ukraine

3. Sources of Human Rights And Freedoms

3.1. Common Law

3.2. Magna Carta:(1218)

3.3. Bill of Rights: (1689)

3.4. Universal Declaration of Human Rights: (1948)

3.5. International Court of Justice: (1948)

3.5.1. Crimes Against Humanity

3.6. European Convention on Human Rights (1953)

3.7. Human Rights Act: (1998)

3.8. Right to Internet Access (UN 2016)

3.8.1. UK Online Harms White Paper (Dec. 2020

3.9. Ukraine War: Call for Special War Crimes Tribunal

4. Rights of Nature

4.1. Human Rights and the Environment

4.2. Environmental Obligations of Citizenship

4.3. Ecosystems Are Rights-Bearing Entities

4.4. Global Inequalities Across Political Borders

4.4.1. The Levant

4.5. Wildlife Law

5. Social Justice And The Common Good

5.1. Doing the Right Thing

5.2. Engaged Buddhism

5.2.1. The UK Movement

5.2.2. Compassion in Action

6. Learning About Human Rights

7. Abuses

7.1. Human Rights Organisations

7.1.1. Equality and Human Rights Comission

7.1.2. Corporate Justice

7.1.3. Amnesty International

7.1.4. United Nations

7.2. Visualising Human Rights