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Understanding Second-Generation Rights

This document describes second-generation rights, also known as economic, social, and cultural rights. These rights include the right to employment, health, education, adequate housing, and participation in culture. They emerged after World War I to ensure decent living conditions. The state is responsible for meeting basic needs and providing services to the population.

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Understanding Second-Generation Rights

This document describes second-generation rights, also known as economic, social, and cultural rights. These rights include the right to employment, health, education, adequate housing, and participation in culture. They emerged after World War I to ensure decent living conditions. The state is responsible for meeting basic needs and providing services to the population.

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SECOND-GENERATION RIGHTS

Members:

JOSE DANIEL
VELASQUEZ CORREA

Subject: CHAIR

Grade: 7 - 02

El Encanto School – Lorica


2023
WHAT IS A SECOND-GENERATION RIGHT?

They are economic, social, and cultural rights.


The rationale for second-generation rights is based on full respect for
the dignity of the human being and its freedom.
CHARACTERISTICS OF A SECONDARY RIGHT
GENERATION.
Responsibility
From the state.

They secure the Satisfy


development of the needs and lend
villages. Rights services.
Sociales,
Economic and
Cultural.

Its compliance
Elttular is a
depends on the
person who lives in
possibilities
economic conditions of the country. community.
ORIGIN OF SECOND GENERATION RIGHTS.

They emerged after civil and political rights, during the industrial revolution.
Like the recognition of rights as formal freedoms.
The formal appearance was after World War II, in 1966 in the International Covenant.
of Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights.
WHAT ARE THE SECONDARY RIGHTS
GENERATION?
SOCIAL RIGHTS:
They are necessary for full participation in the life of society.

Employment and Protection Housing Environment


fair salary. social. worthy. healthy.

Free education Sovereignty


to health. Access to the food
and quality. cultura.
ECONOMIC RIGHTS:

They are responsible for ensuring economic conditions that allow for a dignified life.
and free.

Prohibition of monopolies. A decent job and salary.


Private property
Safe working environment
Union rights Social security
CULTURAL RIGHTS:

They refer to the 'way of life' of a cultural community and are often given attention.
less attention than to the rest.

Cultural and artistic production. Participation in culture. Cultural heritage.

Copyright. Access to culture. No discrimination.

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