UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DEL ESTADO DE HIDALGO
Instituto de Ciencias Básicas e Ingeniería
Área Académica de Ingeniería y Arquitectura
Licenciatura en Ingeniería Civil
Human rights reflection
Docente: Martínez Sánchez Ana Isabel
Alumna: García Cedillo Annel
Asignatura: Decisiones Personales Lengua Extranjera
Semestre: 5° Grupo: 1
Fecha de entrega: 07/11/2024
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Learning product – My reflection
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Write an essay about:
. Find out and read the list of human rights. Write first your reflection of
the most important human rights for you, and provide reasons why you
believe they are the most important ones.
Then for the second reflection, give your opinions describing the most
important developments which have had the impact on civilization
throughout the years.
Use a mixture of different tenses.
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30 HUMAN RIGHTS
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Reflecting on the list of 30 human rights, I am struck by the profound impact these
principles have on our well-being. For me, the most crucial rights are those that ensure
dignity, equality, and freedom.
The right to life and liberty (Article 3) stands out as paramount. Without this fundamental
right, all other rights are meaningless. The right to be free from slavery (Article 4) and
torture (Article 5) is equally essential, as it protects individuals from exploitation and harm.
The principle of equality before the law (Article 6) is also vital, ensuring that justice is
applied impartially and without prejudice; furthermore, the right to freedom of thought,
conscience, and religion (Article 18) allows individuals to express themselves authentically,
fostering diversity and understanding.
Why These Rights Are Crucial
These rights are essential because they:
• Promote social justice and equality.
• Foster an environment where individuals can thrive.
• Protect against exploitation and abuse.
• Encourage diversity and inclusivity
Throughout history, several developments have significantly impacted civilization, shaping
our understanding and implementation of human rights.
1. The Enlightenment: Emphasizing reason, individualism, and universal rights, this
intellectual movement laid the groundwork for modern human rights discourse.
2. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948): Adopted in response to World War II
atrocities, this landmark document established a global standard for human rights.
3. Civil Rights Movements: Struggles for racial equality, women's suffrage, and LGBTQ+
rights have advanced social justice and equality.
4. International Humanitarian Law: Treaties like the Geneva Conventions protect civilians
and prisoners of war, promoting humanitarian principles.
5. Globalization and Technology: Increased connectivity has facilitated awareness,
advocacy, and collaboration, accelerating human rights progress.
Human rights are the foundation of a just and equitable society, since by recognizing and
defending these fundamental principles, we can create a world where dignity, equality and
freedom are universally respected.