Human vs Civil Rights by
Lelsi 2011/09/05 17:47
We all know what The Universal Declaration of Human Rights says, but what does the term human rights mean to you, and are you aware of your rights and rights of others? And also,what is the difference between civil rights and human rights?
Insenus_AmoR 2011/09/05 19:07
Its fundamental principles of evry human being.. yeah `m well aware of them.. human rights r for every individual person koz he is a human.. civil rights r also for an individual but he enjoys it by the virtue of being a citizen..
EpIcInCoGnItO 2011/09/05 19:08
Human rights violation is quite normal. Civil rights mainly is concerned to your right as a part of society.
Terry 2011/09/06 00:16
civil rights would be the right for all citezens to be treated equal under the law,human rights is simply the right not to be tortured and has freedom of expression.
scarllete 2011/09/06 00:53
Human rights are basic, like the right to be alive...it is right layed out by constitution..civil rights are laws created by society......it is right covered under constitution.....
Someone 2011/09/06 06:04
Civil rights is what Govt(By Laws of the nation) Given me, and Human right is what World given me. My and your Civil rights is diffrent but My and your Human rights is same.
Muwale 2011/09/06 10:33
Human rights are individual while civil rights are general.
SpArKo 2011/09/06 11:06
Well explained by others. Just stretching it further with a gist of it:
Human rights are more limited to an individual, whereas Civil rights are social concerns.
lion 2011/09/06 12:07
The two words seem to be used in
different contexts
Civil rights - rights layed out by the
constitution.
Human Rights- "rights" that are not
covered under the constitution. For
example "rights" of people in foreign
countries where the constitution doesn't apply.Or universal helath care may be
"human right", but not a civil right.
Mahesh 2011/09/06 12:34
Human rights are those that are
commonly accepted rights of all people
regardless of religion, nationality,
ethnicity, etc...
Civil rights are those rights that fall within
the parameters of the laws and
regulations of the society and culture of
those that is is applied to. The right not to be killed at birth for being
born a girl would be a human right
whereas a woman's right to vote in the
US would be a civil right. Now a woman's
right to vote in a country that does not
allow women to vote would not be a civil right (or any right) because the laws/rules
of that society or culture does not grant
woman that right.
Basically, human rights are automatic
whereas civil rights need to be granted or
permitted by society.
LoneLy_heArt 2011/09/06 12:58
Human rights are those rights that an individual enjoys becoz of being human. Civil rights are rights that an individual enjoys by virtue of citizenship.
NinthElement 2015/08/26 21:18
Human rights are fundamental and should apply wherever mankind exists. Civil rights should be additional to or run concurrent with human rights, depending on the culture or needs of the society.
Xiao Zen 2015/08/27 20:54
One is an extension of the other, a natural progression. You cannot acknowledge one yet deny the other therefore Human rights (a general idea) and Civil rights (a more specific idea) are two sides of the same coin.
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