What are ‘Human Rights’ ? Why are they necessary ?

1.	What are ‘Human Rights’ ? Why are they necessary ?
Answer» ‘Human Rights’ are the fundamental rights of freedom and equality that must be given to every human being at birth. These rights are essential for the all-round development of a person’s personality. Every individual can achieve his all-round development by fulfilling his desires and expectations through human rights. 1. Human rights prevent a person from being exploited and he gets security. 2. A person can get protection from the tyranny of anyone by human rights. 3. Every person’s feelings of endurance and pride are encouraged by human rights. 4. Human rights prevent the power of society and state from becoming uncontrollable.

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‘Human Rights’ are the fundamental rights of freedom and equality that must be given to every human being at birth. These rights are essential for the all-round development of a person’s personality. Every individual can achieve his all-round development by fulfilling his desires and expectations through human rights.

1. Human rights prevent a person from being exploited and he gets security.

2. A person can get protection from the tyranny of anyone by human rights.

3. Every person’s feelings of endurance and pride are encouraged by human rights.

4. Human rights prevent the power of society and state from becoming uncontrollable.

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