Human Rights

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Description
Human Rights constitute the matrix of all fundamental rights that we have today. It includes right to democracy which includes right of equality, life and personal liberty, freedom of speech and expression, right against arbitrary arrest, freedom of conscience and religion and right for demanding enforcement of such guaranteed human rights.
The Constitution of India, as a supreme of democracy, contains expressly chapters on Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of State Policy which are sacred guidelines in the governance of the nation.
In 1993 the Parliament of India incorporated in its Constitution the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993 (Act No. 10 of 1994). It is the Comprehensive Act assuring protection of Human Rights and all related matters.
The origin, concept, evolution and growth of human rights have been widely discussed and in proper perspective, even citing the relevant chapters of International Law vis-a-vis Constitution of India. Human Rights are universal rights and they do not know any barriers of caste, creed, race, religion or territories. Every human being on the earth irrespective of sex, age and placement in life, is entitled for such basic human rights as right to live and that too with dignity, liberty and equal treatment.
This book will enlight the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and establish economic, social and cultural rights with civil and political rights on International measures for implementation of human rights and a new bond for relations between all countries and unfolds a highly exciting story of creative development of human rights.
It is hoped that the third edition of this book will prove immense useful to the Law students, Bar and Bench, Academicians and research scholars working on the subject of human rights.
Suggestions are invited from the readers interested in this valuable piece of legal literature to give more charm to the subject in the successive editions.
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Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Concept, Orgin, Development, Importance and Classification of Human Rights
Chapter 3 Human Rights-Rights to Life and Freedom
Chapter 4 Human Rights and Freedom of Religion
Chapter 5 Freedom of Speech, Expression and to move Freely
Chapter 6 Right to Equality
Chapter 7 Crime aganist women
Chapter 8 Childern and Juvenile Reformation
Chapter 9 Rights of Accused Person
Chapter 10 Refugees, Evacuee Propety and Displaced Persons
Chapter 11 Right to Disabled persons, Mentally Retarded Persons, etc.
Chapter 12 Rights Related to child Labour and Bonded Labour
Chapter 13 Rights Relating to Press, Journalism and Media
Chapter 14 Rights Relating to Older Persons and Senior Citizens
Chapter 15 Rights Relating to Minorities
Chapter 16 Scheduled Caste and Reservation
Chapter 17 Right to Public Interest Litigation
Chapter 18 Easementary and Intellectual Property Rights
Appendices
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