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human rights? With human rights day being celebrated yesterday, how do you see your govt stance on human rights? how do you believe that your basic human rights are protected?

Human Rights? Ok, I'm writing a report on how China is violating Tibet's religious rights. Would article 18 apply to what I'm writing about? article 18: Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; this right includes freedom to change his religion or belief, and freedom, either alone or in community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion or belief in teaching, practice, worship and observance. This article is from the declaration of human rights. Go to un.org, click on human rights, then declaration of human rights. I have to base it off one of those rights.

Human rights? Are foetus human beings? Should they be given full human rights? i.e. the right not to be killed and the right to live the American Dream.

What are the fundamental rights and human rights Australians have? I'm Australian and often hear people say that the right to freedom of speech or the right to be free from torture or slavery is a human right. Where do these rights come from if Australia has no bill of rights? Is it from the UN covenant on civil & political rights or social & cultural rights? What are some examples of human rights, if they don't come from this document? (i already know some of the rights on this document, such as right to be free from degrading torture, slavery, have shelter) The other thing is where do our fundamental rights come from? Fair enough that our human rights are inalienable and apply on everyone, but what's the difference between them and fundamental rights? Please explain by definition, example & source (ie the law in which f rights are found). Thanks :) Reason why i ask is because there's an upcoming law exam i have to face and have to familiarize myself with the court presumption: "Parliament does not interfere with fundamental rights ". “But when Parliament enacts a law which contains some ambiguity, the courts will favour an interpretation that is consistent with our international obligations, if such an interpretation exists.”- which do they prefer more? An interpretation that is pursuant to the purpose of the Act (s33 Interpretation Act 1987 NSW), or one that would lead to a reasonable, un-absurd result (i.e. is the limiting/violation of rights an absurdity?) Should i even be worried about this? Nvm, it’s probably going to launch me into an ethical debate in the exam rather than using what i’ve been taught. Just skimmed through the second last link you provided. That stuff is awesome, i never find those speeches. Thanks, law expert.

What human rights are being violated when students are not allowed to use the restroom during class? I'm writing a paper on why rules against students using the restroom during class are unfair. My three reasons: rules against students doing so are unfair to those who would not cause trouble, could lead to health complications, and are violating human rights. However, I've done a lot of research and cannot find exactly what the human rights are. Thanks in advance for your help.

How are human rights likely to be endangered by the growth of the world's population? How are human rights likely to be endangered by the growth of the world's population? What rights are most necessary to protect? How can governments and quasi-governmental organizations protect human rights in the face of the changing world?

What philosophical reasoning underlies the concept of Human Rights? I've rationally never fully grasped human rights as something absolute, but rather relative. Emotionally however, I tend to show a strong support for the concept of human rights, but that feels very shallow, knowing that it derives from my own feelings and nothing objective. Is there any rational and objective philosophical reasoning behind the concept of human right, and what is it?

Where should I volunteer for human rights work? I'm looking into volunteering for different human rights organizations. In particular, I'm looking into volunteering for more global issues, if that makes any sense. I've looked into Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International. The former doesn't have many opportunities and the latter looks like it's more for local volunteering, which I don't necessarily mind but I would prefer working on global issues. Any advice?

How should we react to the latest human rights abuse in China? Yuan Weijing, wife of activist Chen Guangcheng, has herself been arrested on the way to the Philippines to receive an award for her husband. He has been imprisoned for exposing corruption and abuse in the "One Child Policy" including forced sterilizations and involuntary abortions. Under the communist government's one-child policy, urban dwellers are allowed one child and rural families can have two if the first is a girl. Ruthless enforcement has triggered widespread opposition, especially in the countryside. But Communist Party officials and the rich often ignore the law themselves. Yuan has said that Chen, who is blind, had been severely beaten in prison. Human Rights Watch had previously labeled her husband's case an example of the "significant deterioration" of rights in Communist China. Shouldn't those who value human rights consider a boycott of China? Paris Traveler Many people have the same take that you do but its my opinion that it is the USA that has the advantage. China could certainly cause a devaluation of the dollar but that might well be good for our economy. It would be very bad for the Chinese because the dollars they hold represent their profits.Devalue the dollar and they devalue their own holdings. Moreover, the Chinese economy would be destroyed if exports to the USA ceased for even a very brief time. The complete panic they are currently experiencing over health and safety concerns by Americans proves this. The bottom line is that the USA could revert to manufacturing all its own consumer goods at any time but China's economy cannot exist in the absence of the American market.

What's the difference between fundamental rights and human rights? Are they the same thing? I am not sure and really would like to know if it is two different ways to call the same things or if there is a difference between fundamental rights and human rights. Cheers

What do you consider more important: animal rights, human rights or the environment? Someone asked me this and I found this interesting. I would like to know your answers. My answer: the environment. Without the environment animals and humans would not exist. I feel that finding the environment more important, human and animal rights are included too.

Why has democracy and human rights failed in islam? If not is it because democracy and human rights have failed in most parts of Asia, Middle east, eastern Europe, Africa and latin america? Will the islam we see taking root in the west become democratic and a respecter of human rights? Will time be the judge?

How can I become a human rights activist? For the fifteen years that I've been alive, I've been struggling to figure out what I want to do after high school. I'm currently in the ninth grade and I've recently realized that I want to make a difference. I'd like to become a human rights activist. However, I'm unaware of the post-secondary education requirements (if there is any), or where I could go to get this information. Please help me help make a difference.

Human rights day march by Bar Council is considered illegal: Is there any human rights? The Bar Council of Malaysia canceled the peaceful march on Human Rights Day because it is required to have a permit from the police. And on Human Rights Day, the police do not let the Bar Council to have activities about Human Rights Day. In this case, is there any human rights?

Is the Declaration of Human Rights a fair representation of the beliefs of all the UN countries? The Declaration of Human Rights is based off of the English and United States Bill of Rights, and the French, Rights of Man and of the Citizen. Do you feel it properly represents the interests of the Middle Eastern countries? If you don't feel if properly addresses the difference in culture such as gender equality and freedom of religion. Do you think that those individuals it negates are more afraid of change than have an actual moral grievance?

can international human rights lawyers work for the United Nations? this might be a dumb question but I want to know if international human rights lawyers (particularly those with a focus on women's legal rights in other countries) are employed by the United Nations at all? like maybe under the CSW or UN center of human rights?

Is there a difference between human rights and fundamental rights? Hi, does anyone specialized in international law know if there is a difference between human rights and fundamental rights? If so, what is it? Thank you.

How can some people turn illegal immigration into a human rights issue? Because it isn't about human rights at all. There is no human right to help yourself to the wealth of your neighbor. This nation is wealthy because the citizens of this nation have built a system that is conducive to the creation of wealth. The illegals, and the citizens of Mexico who actully do have the national pride to remain in their country, have every right, however, to change their system to make it more friendly toward wealth creation. That means the rule of law, an independent judiciary, an end to corruption, respect for individual rights, a strong system of property rights, and express limits on government power. Until they realize that, and implement those elements of good government, they will remain poor. They have so right, however, to take from others what they are not willing to make for themselves. Justme: That's what revolutions are for. It worked wonders for us. Bridget: Being human doesn't resolve root causes. Sure, it's great to put water in the desert, squirrel illegals away in strip-mall churches, and hand out free food, but does that ever address the root cause? No, that only prolongs it and makes it more entrenched. Alleviating the effects of the problems in Mexico only does a greater disservice to those still there. Humanitarianism is great, but blindly committed, it can be more harmful than good. Just look at the negative effect that indiscriminate "aid" has had on the development of Africa.

What is a country that has suffered due to lack of human rights? Wellllll.... I need to write about when lack of human rights can cause a country to have economic disadvantage, poverty, bad health and sanitation, or political stability. i looked at north korea and a few others... but although they have lack of human rights, and have had famines which have killed hundreds of thousands of people etc... they aren't exactly DIRECTLY related to lack of human rights.

How does the promotion of human rights in China serve Western interests? as the title says: how does the promotion of human rights in China serve western interests? this is a class discussion question i am having. i know the western world is concerned about human rights in China, but i dont really know why.

Is giving human rights to corporations as bad as withholding them from humans? Will the Supreme Court's granting of human rights to corporations result in the oppression of human beings? It gives unlimnted power to the wealthy elite because they will have overwhelming control of the messages provided to the masses. Bwana: If you really beleive that the framers intened the bill of rights to apply to corporations, I've got a bridge in Brooklyn to sell you. It is just like the Dred Scott decision but not as legally well reasoned.

Why is it important to protect human rights? Why is it important to protect human rights? Also what are some human rights that we have?

What are some human rights denied to the colonists while under British rule.? I need help!! Please tell some human rights denied to the colonists or rules that British citizens had that the colonists didn't have under British rule?

How has the Human Rights Act 1998, and cases decided under it, affected the recognition, enjoyment? How has the Human Rights Act 1998, and cases decided under it, affected the recognition, enjoyment and protection of privacy of the individual?

What organizations are there that fight for human rights? I have been thinking about this for a long time and would like to become proactively involved with fighting for human rights, or for those who do not have a voice against opression. What are the best organizations to contact for this?

What are current human rights issues going on today? I am doing a project for my English class. What are some current human rights issues that are happening today? I already have Darfur. I need 4 more topics/articles.

How relevant is the United Nations on Human rights? Recently, Malaysia was voted into the Human Rights Council of The United Nations. Majority of members countries voted Malaysia in. I wonder what voting system was used? How transparent was the system? Just recently, The UNITED Nations said, they will not accept Malaysia into the human rights council and now they accept! Very strange turn of events.What happen?

What exactly does a human rights lawyer do? My Modern Studies teacher said to my parents at parents evening I'd make a good Human Rights lawyer. But, what exactly do they do? I#m guessing you campaign for better life or something? What exactly does it involve?

How did a brutal human rights abusing dictatorship like China end up with the Olympics? Time for a boycott? The illegal occupation of Tibet, torture, locking up of democracy activists, oppression of religious practice, support for human rights abusing regimes like Sudan... How did this appalling dictatorship end up with the Olympics?

What occupations deal with human rights? I am very into human rights but there seems to be a lack of jobs that are associated with this. Please help! Not really into social work at all and definately not politics.

What exactly are the human rights issues that are being voilated in Tibet? There are obviously a lot of news stories about Tibet and how their human rights are being violated, but what exactly is China doing to them? I haven't been able to find any info on this. Thanks for the first two answers and I think my next statement can be directed at both of you. If 'Some sour tibetans wants to run Tibet by themselves' or if you take dbrody4's point of view, that 'Chinese are taking over the Tibet nation', why did the dalai lama say he didn't mind China being in charge?

Why and How are Human rights important to democracy? The title says it all. Why are human rights important to democracy? How is it important? Please answer in as much detail as possible and please send me some sites the can help me writing this essay.

What are some songs that show violation of human rights? I need some songs that show violation of human rights, please have the artist and name of the song included. Thanks in advance!

Is countering terrorism really compatible with human rights? I have recently wondered whether countering the terrorist threat can be achieved without transgressing human rights. The democracies of the western world seem constrained by the way they must treat their citizens; leaving them much less protected. If human rights were suspended in response to a national threat then governments would surely deal with the problem far more efficiently. However is this to greater price to pay? Is it essential we we hold respect for human rights above anything else, whatever the cost may be?

What steps could be taken to improve human rights laws for Gypsies? How would be the best we to ensure equal rights for us, so that we no longer have to break the law to have a home, but have full rights as U.K citzens. How could implentations of human rights be fairly bought foreward to cover us from discrimination? What measures should there be?

How has globalization help to spread democracy and human rights? How has globalization help to spread democracy and human rights? How can globalization work against the spread of democracy and human rights?

What is the relationship between human rights and UK constitutional law? I basically have a constitutional law essay but am finding it a little hard to come to grips with constitutional law. My question is: How does the ECHR act relate to the key principles of the Uk constitution. For example, if trying to explain how Article 8 of the European Convention of Human Rights relates to the constitution?

How do we let Arab countries preach to us about human rights? How have we convinced ourselves that every culture has an opinion worth considering on human rights? Does the Taliban have a point of view on physics that is worth considering? No. So how is their ignorance any less obvious on the subject of human wellbeing?

What will evolve in the field of human rights? What oppositions to or rejections to liberal ideology...? What will evolve in the field of human rights? Based on present trends, what rights will societies extend to aboriginal peoples, other minorities, women, etc? What oppositions to or rejections to liberal ideology do you see happening early in the 21st Century? Will the present oppositions/rejections continue or will new ones arise? Are they or will they continue to be political, social, economic and/or religious in nature?

Which of the following statements accurately reflects the UN’s role in human rights? The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is voluntary and not legally binding. The UN has not taken a position on human rights. The US opposes the UN stand on human rights because it doesn’t go far enough. The UN supports the rights of women to participate in politics.

What types of companies are known for putting aside human rights because of the bottom line? For example oil companies will drive the local population to get oil. Another many clothing companies will have sweat shops because of the bottom line. Are there any more types of companies that turn there head to human rights just to make a profit?

How does Human Rights relate to the Economy? I'm doing a project for my Econ class and I chose Human Rights or Personal Rights. It was a last minute decision, but how does Human Rights relate to Economy in any way?

Why do american conservatives appear so insensitive to human rights and minority interests? An ultra-conservative regime "ran" america for 8 years. During those 8 years it has been brought to light that the right consistently disregards human rights and minority interests. This is a terrible hole that we will have to dig ourselves out of. But I am confident that, with the right wing ousted, america will once again be able to have standing in the world. Cheers.

The so called Human Rights are valid in the whole world or limited to only the place of birth? If the human rights are applicable to everyone, why we treat the displaced ones as "Refugees"? Can we find a better word for "Refugees" and allow them to live with full rights in the world?

Who was the first person chosen to chair the Human Rights Commission of the United Nations? Who was the first person chosen to chair the Human Rights Commission of the United Nations?

Is the US violating basic human rights by not providing Universal Healthcare? Basically Americans are saying they do not believe healthcare is a basic right. Isn't it a right to live no matter if you're rich or poor? Isn't it a violation of human rights to reject people for treatment based on money?

Apply a human rights perspective to the problem of violence in the home? Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone could give me some points on what are the human rights perspetive on domestic voilence.

Is Australia is the only liberal democracy in the world without human rights protection? is this true?? im 13 and could somebody please explain this to me? 'Some of our human rights are protected by Australian law, but many are not - including many that people THINK are already protected. For example, we assume our right to free speech is protected by law, but it isn't - only our right to political speech is protected, nothing else.' what about the universal decleration of human rights?? whats the difference?

Was the ICJ around to enforce Human Rights during the Vietnam War? The Vietnam war was between the North and the South. Human Rights Violations happened apparently every day. And the ICJ is the International Court of JUstice. I wonder if that was around at the time?? Need this for my reference to my assignment.. On dialup so scrambling thru the net will prolly be longer! Calling out to the adults who were there at the time?

when was the european convention on human rights drafted? when was the european convection on human rights drafted ?

What is the outlook in international human rights law? I am a high school senior looking at options for future careers in the international domain. Currently I am looking at international human rights law which sounds like a good career match because it requires the law and philanthropic part of a career. I am wondering what the monetary outlook for this carreer is becuase ideally I would like to have about a lawyer's salary in this career. If anyone knows of any websites with career outlook and salary and such, or if you just know off hand, that would be amazing, thank you!

I am doing an assignment on human rights and I want to do something interesting. Any ideas? So I am doing an assignment on human rights and it's an oral and I want something that will intrigue my teacher and other students? I don't want the usual ones like euthanasia and capital punishment.

How are human rights violated in China involving Tibetans? I'm not too sure, but how are Tibetans' human rights violated in China? If someone could post a link about it, I'd be grateful.

What are human rights and what role do they play in society? What are human rights and what role do they play in society? Some people do not live in the USA, mate

How is the systematic abuse of human rights in other country's cults different from ours? I just wonder at the plausibility of political rhetoric ascertaining to other countries and what they allow groups in their locals to get away with against human rights, when there are many groups in our own which do the same.

What does the bible say about human rights, what does it say about slavery? If it is God's word, surely it will be against slavery and will be all for human rights?

Where can I find detailed description from the Declaration for Human Rights? I want to get detailed descriptions or explanations for all articles in the Human Rights declaration. Especially Article 1,4 & 9. A website with all these answers maybe?

How did a brutal human rights abusing dictatorship like China end up with the Olympics? Time for a boycott? The illegal occupation of Tibet, torture, locking up of democracy activists, oppression of religious practice, support for human rights abusing regimes like Sudan... How did this appalling dictatorship end up with the Olympics?

How has globalization help to spread democracy and human rights? How has globalization help to spread democracy and human rights? How can globalization work against the spread of democracy and human rights?

What types of companies are known for putting aside human rights because of the bottom line? For example oil companies will drive the local population to get oil. Another many clothing companies will have sweat shops because of the bottom line. Are there any more types of companies that turn there head to human rights just to make a profit?

Why is it considered taboo to question human rights? There is no evidence to support the claim that human life is ''valuable'', which human rights are, at least officially, based on. Why is it then generally considered taboo to question human rights, especially as valid foundations are absent?

What is the main point of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights? I don't really understand the main idea of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Also based on it, what is a generalization on human rights? Please help me!

What we should do to protect our human rights when politicians gangs up with financial speculators? I felt very sad and angry by looking at the current market where the heartless politicians and financial speculators have teams up to speculate in future options for commodities, oils, currencies, ... They have using the terms like "free trade", "market force", "shortage", ... to legalise their speculations activities to be able to speculate in these markets. They also have controlled in the medias and "professional bodies" to lies to common people what they are doing are not speculations. These speculators are making billions of profit from their activities while the common people especially the poors were killed without bleeding. With the authorities to speculates freely in all markets, these speculator can be classified as licensed killers. What should we do to protect our human rights?

What are the human rights problems in Columbia and why are they happening? I need to know a pretty generalized answer and not something copied and pasted from the internet. I'm in Spanish 202 and I have to write an in-class essay about human rights issues in Columbia. I've done some research but its very complicated. I was wondering if someone could give me a generlized overview of the problems and maybe some solutions? Thanks.

Isn't the human rights suppose to help get compensation after winning a case on age discrimination? I filed a suit for age discrimination with the human rights and they did an investigation and found that my employer was guilty of age discrimination. They are suppose to get me a settlement but now they are saying that I shouldn't get anything. It is too complicated as my situation is to detailed and not enough room to explain but what should I do?

Why do Muslims think giving women basic human rights is praiseworthy? Muslim emphasize clothing, food and shelter as a woman's rights, as though considering women as human beings is somehow extraordinary.

How does the Burma Military dictatorship violate human rights? What actions do the burmanese military dictatorship do to violate the human rights?

What is the point in human rights when it violates other human rights? How do we perfect human rights? Is there really such a thing as "human rights"? When lawyers fight agianst Jessica's Law to protect the rights of the child molesters, they are abusing that child's rights. Child molesters hurt children therefor abusing that's child's right and then along comes the ACLU who claim to fight for the rights of people.. so long of course that they are not Chirstian, disabled, hardworking, or a child. They might as well throw that tagline in there.

Are violations of human rights excusable in time of war? Are violations of human rights excusable in time of war? In the aftermath of serious terrorist attacks such as those of September 11, 2001? Why or why not?

An event when human rights has been denied within the last century? Please give me an example of an event that has happened within the last century (or two) in which human rights have been denied. Eg, Holocaust, Apartheid etc. Thanks!

What are the implications of the disbandment of the United Nations Human Rights Commission? On the general adminstration of human rights worldwide, in the developing world in particular? What is the way forward?

What jobs can you get with a law degree with a concentration in human rights and civil liberties? I'm very interested in human rights and civil liberties, but not sure what types of jobs would be available for that degree. Would it be representing people who feel those rights have been violated and also, what would be the expected pay? Pay's not that important, but it would be nice to know.

what happens when human rights are violated? I've searched for information but i just can't find it. does anybody know how human rights violations are handled? i mean, what legal action is taken against alleged denial of human rights?

How can an individual human rights be denied? Describe briefly two cases/incidents showing how an individuals human rights can be denied. Write a detailed account of an incident and state which court will deal with the incident?

What is the biggest human rights violation in history? I need to do a 10 page history paper on something relating to human rights. I need a topic that is easy to write about and somewhat interesting. So far I have thought of the Rwandan Genocide, The Argentinian Dirty War, the ugandan genocide, the Holocaust....

How do countries use human rights to make a better society? How do countries use human rights to make a better society?

If a country is signatory to a human rights treaty & it violates human rights what is the likely consequence? Like just say a country is a signatory to the UN Declaration of Human Rights, & it is found that this country is violating human rights (even though these human rights may not be implemented into their law), can people -within the country or outside - take action against the country? International court? or when a country signs a human rights treaty, does this just mean that the country will try to implement these human rights into their law?

Why foreigners keep accusing us of violating the human rights? Are they aware of Chinese concept of human rights? They should learn about China before accusing us. Come to China and see with their own eyes.

What effect has the Human Rights Act 1998 had on legal outcomes? Any information, for example on a case where someone would of been convicted but claimed some sort of breach of human rights, and so therefore were not convicted. Anything would be much appreciated.

Which is more important between human rights and sovereignty? Which is more important between human rights and sovereignty?

Every single country that applies the Shariah law violated a huge amount of human rights, is this the ideal? you want? I have been told that the ideal Muslim state applies Shariah law, according to the Koran and Hadith, yet every single nation that applies Shariah law (Saudi Arabia, Iran, Afghanistan, Northern Sudan, parts of Somalia, etc) has been the source of some of the worst human rights violation outside a war zone. Is this the ideal that Islam seeks? nsw105: By the standards of international law as agreed apon by the vast majority of humanity; in other words, by the standards of the rest of humanity.

Which of the following statements accurately reflects the UN’s role in human rights? a. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is voluntary and not legally binding. b. The UN has not taken a position on human rights. c. The US opposes the UN stand on human rights because it doesn’t go far enough. d. The UN supports the rights of women to participate in politics.

What are the consequences of breaching the Human Rights Act 1998? In my work I feel my Human Rights have clearly been breached on the grounds of Article 10 Freedom of Expression and Article 6 also. However, is this a criminal offence to deny me these rights or is it a civil offence. You see if it is a criminal offence then I can ask the Police to intervene, but if its just a civil offence then all I can do is wait until I get fired then take the company to court. Obviously I'd rather not lose my job in the first place. Any help would be much appreciated, thanks in advance.

what are human rights organizations in United States? Hi every one, I am a 45-year-old woman and an American citizen. I have had very bitter experiences in life. And now I am determined to forget the past and start over again. Actually I have nothing but hope. Now, I’m asking you, is there any human rights organization to help me to start my new life, or give me some ideas or tips on what to do and how to do? Thank you very much.

what is the colombian policy of human rights? i am doing a debate where i have to defend the colombian policy of human rights. i know it's hard, but i really need some websites that will help me out. i speak spanish so any websites that aren't biased and have the policy will do perfectly. thank you so much!

what does the european convention of human rights say about the right to life? what does the european convention on human rights say about the right to life? .the convention on human rights of the child .the us declaration of independence what does the three documents say about the right to life? x.

The only way to address issues of social justice and human rights among poor peasants living? The only way to address issues of social justice and human rights among poor peasants living in the developing countries is to seize all arable land and redistribute it to the rural poor, introducing collective or cooperative farms at the same time. Do you agree or disagree? Why?

How We Can Bring the Human Rights Violations in Canada to Attention of the United Nations & US Human Rights? The human rights violations is a very serious issue for many Canadian an people around the World. Canadian media is represnting the Goverment and would attack to the citizens like me if we asked them to be professional. The censorship and harassments of the citizens by police, lawyers, judges and their agents are in breaches of all rights under the Charter. Torture, murder and organazed crimes against citizens by the Goverments of Canada, Ontario and Qubec have craeted ample files before all courts and commissions. The life, wealth, business, and bank account of citizens are in constant harassments by local police, CSIS and RCMP. There is no way to file complaints with US & United Nations Human Rights commissions, as all posts, and internet is fully under control of corrupt justice system, who simply issuing warrents against each and every cirizens. Jails are full of poor citizens, immigrants and refugees who were convicted by corrupt prosecutors, and immigrantion police.

Can anybody discuss about human rights and privileges related to bioethics? it just says rights and privileges under human rights and the person.

Can the irrational actions of owner Dan Snyder be considered a Human rights violation? Isn't this cruel and unusual punishment for Redskin's coaches, players and fans? Some human rights organization needs to step in and stop the carnage. Maybe the U.S. Congress, President or supreme court can intervene to save us?

What can a citizen do if his "human rights" are violated? What can a citizen do if his "human rights" are violated - in a country where these human rights are NOT protected by law? What can a citizen do if his "human rights" are violated - in a country where these human rights ARE protected by law?