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Human Rights By... Proton Ashish Jagetia

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Introduction Education for human rights NHRC Conclusion

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Introduction 

All human beings are free and they are equal in terms of their dignity and rights

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Universally accepted minimum standards of legal, civil and political freedom

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Simply… The basic rights and freedoms to which all humans are entitled e.g. - Right to life and liberty, - Freedom of thought and expression, and - Right to equality - Political rights - Welfare rights

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Education for Human Rights 

To strengthen the respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms

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To develop the human dignity

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For effective participation in a free and democratic society governed by the rule of law

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Education gives…    

Changes in attitudes Changes in behavior Empowerment for social justice Knowledge & analytical skills

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National Human Rights Commission 

Established under the protection of human rights act on the 12th of October, 1993

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The commission has been deeply concerned about the rights of the person with disabilities and their capacity building in this regard

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Conclusion Human rights are for every individual which can fulfill their needs and become a route of prosperity, while in India our constitution have full prospects for his implication but the real result would come out when each one think about others rights.

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