1.1. Human rights are standards that recognize and protect the dignity of all human beings. Human rights govern how individual human beings live in society and with each other.
2. 2. History
2.1. In 1948 the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was written. It listed all the 30 rights to which everyone is entitled.
3. 3. Basic rights
3.1. Everyone should have all the 30 rights but this ones are basic ones:
3.2. The right to life and liberty
3.3. Freedom from slavery and torture
3.4. Freedom of opinion and expression
3.5. The right to work
3.6. The right to education
4. 4. Conclusion or reflection
4.1. We all think that human rights gave us an opportunity to live equally and in a harmonious way with others. This creates a society which respects every form of life and its natural way of living or developing. They helped us prevent every action that could have hurt people in a physical or psycholgical way. Countries all around the world have agreed to respect these rights and most importantly give people an opportunity to live a calmed life with them. We are free and equal, we can give our opinion, work, study, have privacy, have rest, and above all, these rights cannot be taken away from us by the government nor by other people.
