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Human rights are the rights of a person who has owned since he was in the womb. Human rights are universal. The basics of human rights contained in the declaration of independence of the United States (Declaration of Independence of the USA) and are listed in the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia, as in Article 27, paragraph 1, article 28, article 29, paragraph 2, article 30, paragraph 1, and article 31, paragraph 1
In conjunction with that, the human rights that we now know is something very different from the rights previously included, for example, in the Declaration of Independence or the French Declaration. Human Rights referred to now is a set of rights developed by the United Nations since the end of World War II who did not know the various state restrictions. As a consequence, these countries can not be dodged for not protecting human rights non-citizens. In other words, for each country regarding human rights issues, without exception, at some level have a responsibility, primarily related to the fulfillment of human rights of persons who are in its jurisdiction, including foreign ones. Therefore, on some level, it would be quite wrong to equate mengidentikan or between human rights with the rights owned by citizens. Rights owned by anyone, as long as he can be called a human being.
The above reasons also the cause of human rights an integral part of studies in the discipline of international law. By karenannya not anything controversial when the international community has serious and real concern on the issue of human rights at the domestic level. Instead, the international community is very essential role in the protection of human rights because of the nature and character of human rights itself is a defense mechanism and protection of the individual against the power of the state are particularly vulnerable to abuse, as has often proven history of mankind itself. Examples of violations:
1. Oppression and restrict people's rights and opposition to arbitrary.
2. Law (rules and / or laws) are treated unfairly and inhumane.
3. Manipulative and made in accordance with the election rules and party ruling tyrant / authoritarian.
Human rights
Human rights are the rights of a person who has owned since he was in the womb. Human rights are universal. The basics of human rights contained in the declaration of independence of the United States (Declaration of Independence of the USA) and are listed in the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia, as in Article 27, paragraph 1, article 28, article 29, paragraph 2, article 30, paragraph 1, and article 31, paragraph 1
In conjunction with that, the human rights that we now know is something very different from the rights previously included, for example, in the Declaration of Independence or the French Declaration. Human Rights referred to now is a set of rights developed by the United Nations since the end of World War II who did not know the various state restrictions. As a consequence, these countries can not be dodged for not protecting human rights non-citizens. In other words, for each country regarding human rights issues, without exception, at some level have a responsibility, primarily related to the fulfillment of human rights of persons who are in its jurisdiction, including foreign ones. Therefore, on some level, it would be quite wrong to equate mengidentikan or between human rights with the rights owned by citizens. Rights owned by anyone, as long as he can be called a human being.
The above reasons also the cause of human rights an integral part of studies in the discipline of international law. By karenannya not anything controversial when the international community has serious and real concern on the issue of human rights at the domestic level. Instead, the international community is very essential role in the protection of human rights because of the nature and character of human rights itself is a defense mechanism and protection of the individual against the power of the state are particularly vulnerable to abuse, as has often proven history of mankind itself. Examples of violations:
1. Oppression and restrict people's rights and opposition to arbitrary.
2. Law (rules and / or laws) are treated unfairly and inhumane.
3. Manipulative and made in accordance with the election rules and party ruling tyrant / authoritarian.