The evolution of the discourse surrounding human rights has led to calls for multiculturalism in modern society. While originate from a perceived universal need protect individual, their appeal not been universal, as they are be threat cultural by some. This is because conflict or dilemma negotiating both entitlements. arguments and compelling, expose tension rights. Calls emerged defense diver...

“Of all forms of human rights, nothing could be more basic than the rights to life and survival. A natural extension of these rights it the right to development. By providing individuals with equal access to education, employment and participation in community life, society provides a platform for individual development.” Per Ms. Anna Wu Hung-yuk, Chairperson of the Hong Kong Equal Opportunitie...

support of the individual rights and freedom is one of the purposes of criminal procedural rules. police detention or surveillance is contrary to the individual rights. in accordance with obvious rules, police at both american and iranian systems of justice might arrest someone. this matter has an exceptional aspect. it is essential to observe two provisions in which include “visible crime” and...

Individual rights can generally be respected if and, except in rare special cases, only if they apply to independent components of a Cartesian product space of social states, and also each individual is indifferent to how others exercise their rights. This is true whether or not the Pareto criterion is satisfied. Group rights can also be respected if they apply to the independent components for...

It is a commonplace in liberal circles that individual persons have a right to individual autonomy or self-determination. Each mentally competent adult has a right to be at liberty to live and shape their own life in accordance with their own view about what makes for a good life, free from undue coercion or interference by others, so long as they do not harm others. In the words of John Stuart...

In their commentary, Haik Nikogosian and Ilona Kickbusch argue for the necessity of new binding international legal instruments for health to address complex health determinants and offer a cogent analysis of the implications of such treaties for future global health governance. Yet in doing so they pay no attention to the existing instrumentarium of international legally binding treaties relev...