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Rights - Coggle Diagram

- - - - instead of - what I think i am entitle to
        on the bases of two ground
        entitlement known
        
        first, we see ourself collectively and individually as a source of
        self-respect or respect and dignity
        
        second, their are necessary for people well being to develop skill and talent
        
        there are school of thought based on the assumption of that all human being are entitle because they are human being
        
        natural right = John Lock
        He argue that we are born with the right it is not given by the rules or society , instead of these
        rights are driven by nature or given by nature or god
        
        right to liberty
        
        right to property
        
        right to life
        
        human right = Immanuel Kant = everything has a price or a dignity
        human beings are , unlike all other object possess dignity . they are for this reason valuable in themself
        Kant views represent , the moral conception of right
        which are
        
        we should be treating other as we would like to be treated ourself
        
        we should make sure that we don't treat the others person as means to our ends
- - - - legal recognition also help to end the long old draconian tradition and laws
        
        place a certain kind of the obligation upon the state to act in certain way according to the right - Example , right to liberty on an individual must be protected - now the government have to carve their law and policies in that way
        
        put constrain on the state action - Example , arrest an individual or group with out any reason. this feature only compel the police to issue the warrant
- - - - political right give citizen
        
        equality before law
        
        right to participate in the election process
        choice leader
        right to vote and elect representative
        right to context election
        right to form political parties or join them
        supplemented with civil liberties
        right to free and fair trail
        right to express one's views
        right to protest
        right to express dissent
  - - - political rights have little value if basic need not fulfilled for that government launch various scheme
        
        adequate wages to meet their basic needs
        
        reasonable working condition
  - - - right to be forget
      - Right to the data potability