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Law as an expression of freedom , equality and justice in the struggle for human right

Law as an expression of freedom , equality and justice in the struggle for human right. J. Kriklivets A . Gusak. Plan. 1. The history of struggle for human rights 2. Law is the general measure of freedom, equality and justice 3. Famous defenders of human rights 4. Conclusion.

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Law as an expression of freedom , equality and justice in the struggle for human right

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  1. Lawasanexpressionoffreedom, equalityandjusticeinthestruggleforhumanright J. Kriklivets A. Gusak

  2. Plan 1. The history of struggle for human rights 2. Law is the general measure of freedom, equality and justice 3. Famous defenders of human rights 4. Conclusion

  3. Human rights are inalienable rights of every person

  4. Struggle for human rights began long ago

  5. Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen

  6. Human rights

  7. The law is the general measure of freedom, equality and justice

  8. Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen of 1789 and Universal Declaration of Human rights

  9. Legal equalityis the principle under which all people are subject to the same laws of justice

  10. Freedom and law are inseparably linked to each other

  11. "Justice - is the dignity of man ... Fairly, it is not to cause harm to anybody in anything"

  12. Law and Justice can not exist without each other

  13. Adolfo Perez Esquivel, Lech Walesa ("As a fighter for human rights")

  14. Aung San SuuKyi("As a defender of human rights")

  15. RigobertaMenchu ​​("As a fighter for human rights, particularly indigenous people of America")

  16. Rene Cassin ("to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Declaration of Human Rights")

  17. Martin Luther King ("The activities in favour of the equality of blacks")

  18. Conclusion

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