The Future Of Human Rights

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Human Rights
Human Rights are the rights that are believed to belong justifiably to every person. “Human rights are what reason requires and conscience demands. They are us and we are them. Human rights are rights that any person has as a human being. We are all human beings; we are all deserving of human rights. One cannot be true without the other” (Kofi Annan). Human rights are a way to hurdle the obstacle in our struggle for justice, equal opportunity, and human development. Many nations ignore the fact that every human deserves rights. This is a guiding factor as to why we chose this topic for our project. Human rights involves many topics but we feel as if human rights start with the younger generation, and by building a connection with them we could shape the future for humans and their rights.
Sexual harassment is the making of unwanted sexual advances or obscene remarks. Sexually harassing someone is violating the rights to their body and privacy. Every human has a right to say no, and if someone violates that right then it is taking away from that person’s right to …show more content…

One country that’s on its way to getting it right is the USA. The USA has implemented and built itself upon the system of democracy. This system is the rule of the people meaning the people make the rules, the laws. This form of government puts the power to the people and the fear to the government. As you can see there are many issues surrounding the topic of human rights. We all feel strongly about these issues and human rights. We all feel that everyone should be entitled to human rights. Which brings us to our service project topic, transgender. One thing that we agreed on as a group was that everyone should have the right to love. To love whether you are straight, gay, or transgender. This made our topic easy to decide on because we all feel strong about the right to be who you are and love whom you want without having others

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