Human Rights

1. as a concept

1.1. the Magna Carta

1.2. after the violation of rights

1.3. during the 2 world wars

2. Generations of Human Right

2.1. 1st GHR

2.1.1. fundamental civil and political rights

2.1.2. the basic individual rights to life

2.1.3. freedom of speech

2.1.4. the acquisition of property

2.2. 2nd GHR

2.2.1. socio-economic and cultural rights

2.2.2. work, education

2.3. 3rd GHR

2.3.1. class rights (only collectively)

2.3.2. right to development

2.3.3. ethnic and religious minority rights

2.4. 4th GHR

2.4.1. rights of future generations

2.4.2. against human cloning, euthanasia, eugenics

3. role of organizations

3.1. UN n the acceptance of the UDHR

3.2. HR consciousness

3.3. incorporated HR among their

3.3.1. core objectives

3.3.2. mission statements

4. repressive states

4.1. ratified HR documents seeking to be recognized

4.2. The UN

4.2.1. challenged and questioned the sovereign authority

4.2.2. validating the principles of HR

5. definition

5.1. manifestation

5.2. all human beings are entitled to

5.3. being bears responsibility

5.4. guaranteeing these rights for all