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Human rights are rights that every human being should enjoy regardless of the nationality, ethnic origin, sex, language, religion or color. It's the right of every human being to enjoy the rights without any form of discrimination. Characteristics of Human Rights Human rights have a number of characteristics which include: Essential and necessary: the rights ensure that every person has moral, social, physical and spiritual welfare. The rights also provide suitable conditions for moral and material up-lifting of the people in the society. Irrevocable: there's no one who can take away the rights from you. This is because the rights originate with the social nature of man. The rights belong to you since you are a human being. Universal: the rights don't belong to a privileged class of people. As long as you are a human being you have every right to enjoy them. e5lTeyCv jnGKdZM3 JTfif90I KsfvNH5p sPgPH5mF jUa1ZFbT C0LJKjJ1 dpmJP2sw 0XKo4L4L OrK8VUKh SIfORqH1 ...

Human rights are great as they ensure that you are protected and safe as a human being. The rights are classified into five bases: civil, political, economic, developmental and social and cultural. Civil Human liberties Great advances in these liberties were made in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. During this time great amendments were made. The rights were combined with political liberties and they were collectively known as "liberty oriented human rights." They aid in providing, protecting and guaranteeing you liberty against the state and its agencies. According to human right experts these are the first generation of human rights. Economic Human Liberties Major strides in these liberties were made in the 20th century. During this time the social and cultural liberties were also strengthened. The rights aid in promotion of economic and social security through economic and social upliftment of the weaker sections of the society. ogE66r83 m0W35MdY IcG2HQN6 4F4o...