Textbook On Human Rights Law A...

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All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights as has been stated under article 1 of the universal declaration of human rights, 1948. This article itself explains how important human rights of an individual and thus inalienable part of human species that cannot be taken away from them under any circumstances, whatsoever. This would mean that protection and preservation of human rights becomes very important and therefore a concern for all. Contents: 1. General introduction 2. History of human rights 3. International bill of rights 4. Rights of women 5. Child rights 6. Disabled 7. Indigenous people 8. Prisoners’ rights 9. The ngos and the protection of human rights 10. Enforcement of human rights