HUMAN RIGHTS

International Human Rights

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Introduction3

Discussion4

Human Rights According to European Union4

Implications of Human Rights6

Inalienable8

Indivisible8

Interdependent and Interrelated9

Equality and Non Discrimination9

Accountability and Rule of Law9

Globalization10

Types of Human Rights11

Socio, Economic and Cultural Rights11

Civil and Political Rights11

Importance of Human Rights11

Human Rights Watch12

Waves of human Rights13

Human Rights cases15

Case 115

Case 216

Analysis16

Case 316

Analysis17

Case 417

Deprivation of Liberty17

Analysis17

Case 518

Analysis18

Case 618

Analysis19

Case 719

Analysis20

Case 820

Analysis20

Case 920

Analysis21

Case 1021

Analysis22

Unequal Distribution of Income22

The Economy23

Conclusion23

References25

Cases34

Human Rights Law

Introduction

Human rights are “commonly understood as inalienable fundamental rights to which a person is intrinsically entitled simply because he or she is the human being”. Human Rights are therefore envisaged as universal rights and unrestricted. These human rights may exist as legal rights or as natural rights, in regional, local, national and international law. The strategy of human rights in global and regional organizations, international practices within the international law, regional and global institutions, activities of non government organizations, policies of states has been a foundation stone of public policy all around the world. The regimes of international human rights in various cases “nested” within more inclusive and go away from regional agreement. These regional regimes can be distinguished respectively independent rational human rights sun regimes. There are three instruments by which the instruments of human rights can be identified, the African Charter on Human and People Rights, the American Convention on Human Rights and the European Convention on Human Rights. In the following paper, there are ten cases and their analysis discussed related to violation of human rights.

Discussion

Human Rights According to European Union

The EU (European union believes that the protection and promotion of human rights all around the world is a legal concern in the international community. The European Union is bound by its treaty for promoting human rights, development and democratization. The indivisibility, interrelation and universality of human rights that includes political, economic and social rights are confirmed in the year 1993 at Vienna, (World conference of human rights) is an essential principle for guiding its actions. The policy of European Union is based on international structure and standards, which reflects the belief in human rights and democracy.These policies are not based on Western Union but reflect the universal values to which all the members of United Nation subscribe. The European Union is working for the implementation and the approval of all instruments of human rights. The European Commission actively participate in the international human rights for instance, the World conference for the preparation against racism, the commission of UN on human rights and the UN General Assembly on Children.

Protecting and Promoting the Rights of Minorities

The person who belongs to minority is an intrinsic part of the policy of European Union on human rights. According to Article 6, of European Union treaty reflects the European Convention for promoting Fundamental Freedom for all and protection and the promotion of human rights. According to article 14, the Treaty States that the freedoms and rights are described in the Convention that had been approved by all the members of European Union States and other candidates countries, must “be protected ...