What are “human rights”? This term is usually employed in a weak form, as when we claim the human right to water or clean air. However, the term has legal support.
It is established a set of legal claims to protection and benefits that are anchored in internationally recognized human rights statements, treaties, and instruments. The most important are:
- the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948)
- the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR, 1966)
- the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR, 1966).
Together they form the “International Bill of Rights”, a set of legal obligations on states and their agents to respect human rights, to protect people in their territories against human rights violations, and to promote human rights.
Trit Mohammed Omar said:
Trit Mohammad Omar born on 30th of April 1984 G.C in East of Ethiopia at BISIDIMO who graduated Degree in Tax and Customs Administration fighting for breaking 54 (3) of the Constitution of Ethiopia by Article 11 of the Federal income tax proclamation no.979/2016 and Who create income tax bracket and Progressive tax rate for the sake of Economic Growth, Political and Social Stability, Excellent climate and Soil Fertility….etc has prove his Job with Visa Sponsorship Program by his profession Taxation. Taxation means nature and it’s importance. The nature of Taxation is Progressive, Regressive, Proportional and Religious Obligations. The progressive nature of Taxation is Progressive taxation gives a Chance to acquire European Union Citizenship for achieving progressive taxation plan system Trit Mohammad Omar awarded British Citizenship by naturalization.
Mario J. Pinheiro said:
Thank you. Trit Mohammed Omar for capturing the essence of some problems. I see “human rights” as a set of fundamental principles that recognize and protect the inherent dignity and worth of every individual, but surely encompass various dimensions of life to assure that people can live in freedom, equality, and fairness. As you well pointed out.