Human Rights, What Are They Really?
Publisher: Bradich Books
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 146
ISBN-13: 9780981063102
Description: Human Rights, What Are They Really? presents a complete theory of human rights based on an objective analysis of what rights every person is born with. It points out false notions of rights and discusses how true rights could be implemented. A supplement contains essays on applying the theory to ten current issues ranging from same sex marriage to interference in states to world poverty.
Table of contents: title: Preface; title: Introduction; title: 1. Progress of Human Rights; title: Historical Development; title: Perspectives; title: 2. Theory; title: Natural rights; title: Ownership of Oneself; title: Ownership of Property; title: Ownership of Animals; title: Disregard of Human Rights; title: 3. Implications; title: Personal Security and Responsibility; title: Freedom of Association and Group Rights; title: Security of Property; title: Control of Animals; title: Land and Other Natural Resources; title: Practice of Religion; title: Education; title: Business and Commerce; title: Role of Government; title: 4. False Notions of Human Rights; title: Need Generates a Right; title: All People Are Equal; title: Precedent Sets a Right; title: UN Universal Declarations of Human Rights; title: 5. Implementation; title: Rights To Be Implemented; title: Political Constitution; title: Legislation; title: Alternative Domains; title: Business Operation; title: Education; title: 6. Opposing Forces; title: The Power Game; title: Greed and Capitalism; title: Extreme Tribalism; title: Social Idealism; title: 7. A Total View; title: Attitudes; title: A Nation Based on Human Rights; title: The Way Ahead