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According To Aspect of Life: Civil Rights Politic AL Rights Cultur AL Rights

This document outlines and defines different types of human rights. It discusses civil rights, political rights, economic and social rights, and cultural rights. It then defines cultural rights as the rights that lie beneath basic human rights like the right to life, dignity, and self-development. These include the right to one's own culture. The document also categorizes human rights into fundamental freedoms, democratic rights, mobility rights, right to life and security, legal rights, and rights of equality.

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According To Aspect of Life: Civil Rights Politic AL Rights Cultur AL Rights

This document outlines and defines different types of human rights. It discusses civil rights, political rights, economic and social rights, and cultural rights. It then defines cultural rights as the rights that lie beneath basic human rights like the right to life, dignity, and self-development. These include the right to one's own culture. The document also categorizes human rights into fundamental freedoms, democratic rights, mobility rights, right to life and security, legal rights, and rights of equality.

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According to Aspect of Life

ECONOMIC
CIVIL
AND
SOCIAL
RIGHTS
RIGHTS

POLITIC CULTUR
AL
AL
RIGHTS RIGHTS

1. Civil Rights
Rights which the law will enforce at the
instance of private individuals for the purpose
of securing to them the enjoyment of their
means of happiness
Partake of the nature of political rights
when they are utilized as a means to
participate in the government.

2. Political Rights
Rights
Examples
are:

which enable us to
participate
The right
of suffrage in running the affairs of
theto government
either directly or
The right
hold
public
office
indirectly
The right to petition
The rights appurtenant
to citizenship
Vis-a-vis the management
of government

3. Economic and Social Rights


Those which the law confers upon the
people to enable them to achieve social and
economic development.

4. Cultural Rights

Rights that ensure the well-being of the


individual and foster the preservation,
enrichment, and dynamic evolution of
national culture based on the principle of
unity in diversity in a climate of free artistic
and intellectual expression.

What then are cultural rights? Beneath the basic rights of man - the
right to life, the right to dignity and the right to develop ourselves lie our rights to our own culture.
The right to life
The right to dignity
The right to develop ourselves
Cultural rights are thus inalienably part of the rights of man. They
are also, therefore, part of the rights of a people to survival, to selfdetermination, and to development, because a people consists of
humans brought together as members of a society, formed by a
particular culture and history.

Categories of Human Rights


1.

Fundamental Freedom in Political Rights


i. Freedom of conscience and religion

ii. Freedom of thought, belief, opinion and


expression

iii. Freedom of the press and communication

iv. Freedom of association, freedom of peaceful


assembly

v.

Rights to privacy, reputation, and human


dignity

2. Democratic Rights

Commonly exercised in a democratic state


i. Right to vote and to participate in the electoral
process
ii. Right to participate in public or governmental
affairs

3. Mobility Rights
National and international in character
i. Right to travel
ii. Right to return to ones country
iii. Freedom of movement within the country

4. Right to Life, Liberty, and


Security of the Person
Represent the core of fundamental rights which relate to
the right to physical and personal integrity, consistent with
human dignity
i. Right to protection against political and other
extrajudicial killings, the disappearances of persons,
and torture and other cruel inhuman or degrading
treatment or punishment

5. Legal Rights
Constitute due process that can be invoked by
persons accused
i. Freedom from arbitrary arrest and detention
ii. Protection against unreasonable search and
seizure
iii. Right to counsel
iv. Right to fair and public trial
v. Presumption of innocence
vi. Right against
self-incrimination

6. Rights of Equality
Also known as the right against discrimination
Everyone is equal before the law and is entitled to equal
protection or the equal benefit of the law
i. Protection against discrimination on the grounds of
sex, race, religion, ethnic origin, age, marital status,
and political and social condition

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