HUMAN RIGHTS

Human rights are composed of laws and values that people follow to have justice and organization in the society.

First the Rome Emporium set the idea of justice and law. Then the French revolution, in 1879, set the bases for the creation of human rights. Equality, freedom and fraternity were the three objectives of this revolution that change the world and the ideology of this decade. Since then, the importance of human beings was put at the top of the discussions and laws.

With the declaration of human rights people is protected from injustice, discrimination, disrespect and dishonor. Human rights are the basic values and the fundamental freedoms that each person has in the society.

All the people born free and equal in dignity and rights, no matter if they are black or white, woman or man, they have the same rights. People could have different race, sex, language, religion, political opinion, but they are also part of the society and deserve respect from everybody.

Everyone has the right to live, the right of liberty of expression and opinion, the right of having security and the right to be recognized everywhere as a person.

The slave and the servitude shall be prohibited such us the degrading treatment or punishment because there are no reason to torture or to be cruel with other people.

Human rights guarantee that people have equal protection of the law and equal protection against any discrimination or violation of the rights. Without these norms people could do whatever they want and nobody would be respected.