HUMAN RIGHTS

1. What are human rights?
Human right are basic rights and freedoms to which all humans are entitled.

2. When did human rights start?
They started the 10th of December of 1948.

3. Why were they created?
They were created because during the Second Worl War lots of people died and most of them were treated as not beeing persons. So the United Nations created them in order to sinish with this kind of violence to people.

4. How many human rights are there?
There are 30 human rights.

5. Which human right were you not familiar with?
I wasn't familiar with the article 15:
(1) Everyone has the right to a nationality. (2) No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his nationality nor denied the right to change his nationality.

6. Choose one human right and discuss:

ARTICLE 9:
No one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrest, detention or exile.

- Is it fully respected in your country today? Justify with news, comments, studies on the subject (cite the links of your information sources).
This human right is actually not respected at all in our country 'cause there're still many kidnappings. We can see it many days in the news:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/8385559.stm
On the other hand, most of detentions are previously determined by a judge or the police. Moreover, disccovered kidnappers are definitly jailed.

- Do you know if it has been respected in the past? Why or why not? Thi human right was not respected in the pass. There were many people who had to exile to other countries because they where persecuted. In the whole history and still nowadays there's been many people who have arrested agaist their whishes and treated as inferiors.

-Where in the world is this right not complied with? In most underdeveloped coutries this human rright is to complied.

7. Are Humans rights relevant in the world today? why?
do think that human rights are relevant in the world today, especially in the deveploped countries such as Europe and North America. They're actually creating new laws in favour to the human rights.