HUMAN RIGHTS
“To deny people their human rights is to
challenge their very humanity “ so said Nelson Mandela.
It
is undeniable that human rights violation is one of the most challenging issue in
the world. The term human right is a dynamic concept. Human rights are the
basic natural rights for the peaceful survival of the people. The expression
“Human Right” denotes all those rights, which are inherent in our nature
without which we cannot live as a human being. violation of human rights is a global phenomenon . Now even after 70 –years of independence,
India still continues to suffer from significant human right violation, despite of framing of many laws and
policies and promising and making commitment to tackle the problems. The principal objective of both India and
international laws is to protect the human personality and its fundamental
rights.
Analysis
In
order to understand Human Rights Violation, we need to first understand the
definition of human right which is defined
under section 2 (d) of the Protection of human right act 1993 which
says:- human rights as the rights relating to life , liberty, equality and
dignity of individual guaranteed by the constitution or embodied in the
international covenants and enforceable by court of india. The universal
declaration of human right has emphasized that it is an obligation of state to
ensure every one the right to adequate food,education and right to enjoy
highest attainable standards of physical and mental health in our society.
Human right may be called the basic right, the fundamental right, the natural
right or the inherent rights. Our constitution
safe guard the human rights , but in spite of all such provision the violation
of human rights taking place frequently in society. Cases of child marriage,
domestic violence , dowry, sexual harassment child abuse, child labour
,custodial violence have become rampant in the society.
Numerous
studied have consistently found that in India majority of the people are
illiterate, poor and exploited where violations human rights are bound to be
more; but where the people are educated , advance, they are likely to be less
prone to in human treatment and exploitation. Apart from the various
schemes,laws,acts launchched by government still in many areas continued to
fall short both with respect of legal reform and implementation. Government
still needs to pay more attention towards their laws and policies and check
whether it is properly carried out.
The role of Nationa human right commission is
appreciable. The commission has grabbed the problem a little but canot be
blamed for its failure as the entire society is involved in this violence.The
proper implementation of the human right act also need full cooperation of the
government and non government agencies. Of course , realisation of human rights
cannot be achieved solely through legislation and administration arrangements.
In recognition of this fact ,commission are often entrusted with the important
responsibility of improving community awareness of human rights.
Conclusion
There
is a dire need to sensitize the women, children, youth and various other communities
of the people to spread about human rights
and different ways to break its shackles. finally it should be noted
that a human right commission is not a prerequisite for a government to uphold
the human rights of its citizens. Other state institution such as an
independent of judiciary ,or a representative legislation ,can equally provided
oversight to ensure recourse and redress to human right abuses.
No
nhrc,government ,ngo and specialization agencies can protect fully the human
right cases in every cornor of the country, but we the people should be united
and create awareness in the society regarding the eternal values of life
,personal liberty and dignity of individual so that it will minimized the human
right cases in the country.
The right of every man are diminished when
the right of one man are threatened.
the human right is not one what some one
give you .........
it is what no one can take away your human
right
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