Human Rights and Rules

What are human rights?

• Freedom of doing anything in all circumstances

• Equal treatment among all

• Rights inherent to everyone without considering any status such as religion, language and socio-economic conditions etc

Principles of Human Rights includes

• Humanity, Justice, Regularity, Discrimination, Racism and Transparency

• Humanity, Dignity, Regularity, Confronting, Freedom, Representation and Vision

• Human Dignity, Equality, Non-discrimination, Inalienability, universality, Indivisibility, Interdependency and Responsibility

Principles of Human Rights includes

• Freedom and Justice

• Equality and Non-discrimination

• Ownership and Specific Authority

Government and Institutions must enforce Human rights by

• Considering the religion and culture

• Considering the social classes

• Considering the principles of human rights

What is universality?

• The rights that individuals have and cannot be taken away or transferred

• No one is denied the protection of the human rights based on some external factors

• Certain moral and ethical values shared in all the regions of the world

What is interdependency?

• Human rights concerns appear in all the places such as home, school, workplace and everywhere

• Human rights should be addressed as indivisible body including civil, political and social rights.

• Every individual has a responsibility to teach human rights.

Why do we need to create laws and rules?

• For the betterment of government branches.

• To regulate the society

• To respect every single person

Why some rules are not working well?

• Consequences of breaking rules are not enforcing

• Consequences are not relevant to the level behaviour

• Consequences are not written

Ways to Improve rules includes

• Ignore the rule breakers

• Talk to the stakeholders and conduct awareness programmes for the public.

• Provide more strict rules without consequences

A consequence of not following rules

• Punishment

• Freedom

• Rewards