Human Rights #7 families

Human  Rights consists of 7  families:

(1) Security rights
Protect people against murder, torture, and genocide;

(2) Due process rights
Protect people against arbitrary and excessively harsh punishments and require fair and public trials of those accused of crimes;

(3) Liberty rights
Protect people’s fundamental freedoms in areas such as belief, expression, association, and movement;

(4) Political rights
Protect people’s liberty to participate in politics by assembling, protesting, voting, and serving in public office;

(5) Equality rights
Guarantee equal citizenship, equality before the law, and freedom
from discrimination;

(6) Social rights
Require that governments ensure to all the availability of work, education, health services, and an adequate standard of living.

(7) Collective Rights
Protect women, children, disabled, minorities, indigenous peoples, migrant workers