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| “inalienable and inviolable rights of all members of the human family” |
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| United Declaration of Human Rights |
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| response to the horrors of WWII |
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| First Generation of Human Rights |
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| focus on the rights of the individual and emphasize the responsibility of govern- ments to refrain from unjustly interfering in the lives of their citizens |
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| second generation of human rights |
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| encompasses social and economic rights |
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| Example of first generation of Human Rights |
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| Example of Second Generation of Human Rights |
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| access to healthcare, equal pay for work |
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| Example of Third Generation of Human Rights |
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| soldiery rights in the developing, industrializing world |
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| UN charter guarantees state sovereignty of self determination and non intervention |
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some states and cultures follow customs/traditions considered inconsistent with the UNDHR
"states claim sovereignty claiming practices legitimate. |
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| community that shares the same language, ethnicity, homeland |
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| how people view themselves |
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| politically motivated became politically self governing and civically equal within an already existing state |
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| respect and love for one's country |
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| region not recognized by the majority but recognized by UN states but not official |
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| State recognized by the United Nations |
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