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# Human Rights This document discusses the characteristics of human rights. ## Characteristics of Human Rights: 1. **Authentic:** Granted at birth and continue until death. 2. **Universal:** The same for all individuals. 3. **Inalienable:** No one can take them away. 4. **Indivisible:** Can...

# Human Rights This document discusses the characteristics of human rights. ## Characteristics of Human Rights: 1. **Authentic:** Granted at birth and continue until death. 2. **Universal:** The same for all individuals. 3. **Inalienable:** No one can take them away. 4. **Indivisible:** Cannot be categorized or separated; designed to ensure individuals live with dignity, safety, and luxury. The document also highlights the importance of respecting human rights, suggesting that disregarding them can lead to chaos. It emphasizes that respecting human rights is a shared responsibility. Additionally, the document mentions the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, issued by the United Nations on December 10, 1948. This declaration outlines basic principles of civil, political, economic, social, and cultural rights, emphasizing the importance of dignity, safety, freedom, and the avoidance of discrimination based on gender, language, religion, or other factors. The document also notes that the Universal Declaration of Human rights lists thirty articles, with some being most significant, and that it followed World War II.