Page 13 - Human Rights

Faculty of Nursing
Adult care Nursing Department

5. Equal and Non-Discriminatory

Human rights are enjoyed equally by all people without discrimination based on race,

color, sex, religion, disability, or any other status.

6. Legally Protected
Human rights are protected and enforced through national constitutions, laws, and

international treaties and conventions.

7. Based on Human Dignity

Human rights are rooted in the inherent dignity and worth of every human being, which
must be respected at all times.

8. Accountability and Rule of Law

Governments and institutions are responsible for respecting, protecting, and fulfilling

human rights, and they can be held accountable for violations.

9. Progressive Realization

Some human rights, especially economic and social rights, may be achieved gradually

based on available resources, but states must continuously work toward their full
realization.

10. Participatory and Inclusive

Human rights emphasize participation, meaning individuals have the right to take part in

decisions that affect their lives.

1.2.2 Importance of Human Rights in Society

Human rights play a vital role in building a fair, just, and stable society. They provide a moral and

legal framework that protects individuals and promotes equality, freedom, and dignity for all

people.

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