HUMAN RIGHTS
SCOPE OF
PRESENTATION
What are the Fundamental
Concepts of Human Rights?
What are the Five Core Principles
Of Human Rights?
What are the Two Major
Categories of Human Rights?
Fundamental
Concepts and
Principles of Human
Rights
Jargon Bullets
Human
A human being,
especially a person as
distinguished from an
animal or (in science fiction
in alien).
Jargon Bullets
Right
An entitlement to
something, whether to
concepts like justice and
due process, or to
ownership of property or
some interest in property,
real or personal.
Jargon Bullets
Human Rights
Basic rights and freedoms
that belong to every person in
the world, from birth until death.
They apply regardless of
where you are from, what you
believe or how you choose to
live your life.
Jargon Bullets
Human Rights
They can never be taken
away although they can
sometimes be restricted for
examples if a person breaks
the law , or in the interests
of national security.
Jargon Bullets
Human Rights
These basic rights are
based on shared values like
dignity fairness, equality,
respect and independence.
These values are defined
and protected by law.
Jargon Bullets
Fundamental
Forming a necessary
base or core; of central
importance.
A central or primary
rule or principles on which
something is based.
Jargon Bullets
Cocept
Something conceived in
the mind; THOUGHT,
NOTION
An abstract or generic
idea generalized from
particular instances.
Jargon Bullets
Principles
A fundamentals truth or
proposition that serves as the
foundation for a system of belief
or behavior or for a chain of
reasoning.
A general scientific theorem
or law that has numerous special
applications across a wide field.
What are the
Fundamental
Concepts of Human
Rights?
Fundamental Concepts of
Human Rights
1. Universal
2. Indivisible
3. Inalienable
4. Interdependent
Fundamental Concepts of
Human Rights
1. Universal
Everyone is born with and
possesses the same rights
regardless of their
background, nationality, place
of living or status.
Fundamental Concepts of
Human Rights
2. Indivisible
All rights are equally
important and cannot be
separated from each other.
Fundamental Concepts of
Human Rights
3. Inalienable
All human rights are non-
derogable and cannot be
removed by any political
order.
Fundamental Concepts of
Human Rights
4. Interdependent
Rights – political, civil,
social, cultural and economic –
are connected and none can
be fully enjoyed without the
others.
What are the
Five Core
Principles of
Human Rights?
CORE PRINCIPLES OF
HUMAN RIGHTS
1. Dignity
2. Fairness
3. Equality
4. Respect
5. Independence
CORE PRINCIPLES OF
HUMAN RIGHTS
1. Dignity
The importance and
value that a person has,
that makes other people
respect them or makes
them respect themselves.
CORE PRINCIPLES OF
HUMAN RIGHTS
2. Fairness
The quality of treating
people equally or in a way
that is right or reasonable.
CORE PRINCIPLES OF
HUMAN RIGHTS
3. Equally
the same in importance
and deserving the same
treatment.
CORE PRINCIPLES OF
HUMAN RIGHTS
4. Respect
is a way of treating or
thinking about something
or someone.
CORE PRINCIPLES OF
HUMAN RIGHTS
5. Independence
freedom to make laws
or decisions without being
governed or controlled by
another country,
organization, etc.
What are the Two
Major Categories
of Human Rights?
Two Major Categories of
Human Rights
1. Civiland Political
2. Economic, Social and
Cultural
Two Major Categories of
Human Rights
1. Civil and Political
Are said to be “ classic and are
known as “liberty oriented human
rights” because they provide,
protect and guarantee individual
liberty to an individual against the
State and its agencies.
What are included in
Civil and Political
Rights?
1. Right to Life
2. Right to Freedom from torture
3. Right to a Fair Trial
4. Right to Freedom of assembly
and association
5. Right to Liberty and Security
6. Right to Freedom from
discrimination
What are included
in Civil and
Political Rights?
1. Right to Life
What are included
in Civil and
Political Rights?
2. Right to Freedom
from torture
What are included
in Civil and
Political Rights?
3. Right to Fair Trial
What are included
in Civil and
Political Rights?
4. Right to Freedom of
assembly and
association
What are included
in Civil and
Political Rights?
5. Right to Liberty
and Security
What are included
in Civil and
Political Rights?
6. Right to Freedom
and Discrimination
Two Major Categories of
Human Rights
2. Economic, Social and Cultural
Require more economic resources
and positive actions from the State and
have thus been referred to as “rights-
debts”.
Known as “security oriented human
rights” because these rights jointly
provide and guarantee the assential
security in the life of an individual.
What are included in
Economic, Social and Cultural
Rights
1. Right to an adequate
standard of living
2. Right to Education
3. Right to a healthy
environment
4. Right to social security
What are included in
Economic, Social and
Cultural Rights
1. Right to an adequate
standard of living
What are included in
Economic, Social and
Cultural Rights
2. Right to Education
What are included in
Economic, Social and
Cultural Rights
3. Right to a healthy
environment
What are included in
Economic, Social and
Cultural Rights
4. Right to social security
END OF MY PRESENTATION.
THANK YOU AND GOOD DAY!!
^_^