University Of The Punjab Lahore

Department English
Name Muhammad Munir
Roll No 48
Subject Human Rights
Semester 4th
Session 2019-23
Final Term
Date 04 June 2021
Marks 40
Submitted: Mam Sara Syed
Email: opalsara85@yahoo.com.

Q1.
What have you learnt by studding human rights,
present your opinion.
Answer.
In it, we learned we can’t interfere with the privacy of
anyone.
He was conscious of his duties and rights in addition to
his feeling.
I have learned to defend my rights. I was aware of not
only my rights, but also my duties. Equal humanity
teaches others to respect others’ feelings, which in a
peaceful society is very important. Human rights are
mutually dependent. The rights of one are the duty of
another.
In one of the articles, each person can lead a healthy life
and has the right to work according to his/her
preferences, as described in one paper I read. Nobody
can force or challenge anybody’s right to do that.
From this I learned that we cannot go against anyone.
Every servant has his own opinion. We have no right to
reject anyone’s opinion.
Is a champion of human rights and liberates human
beings from slavery.
Human rights make us freedom of expression.
If we do not violate human rights, a good and peaceful
society can be established‫۔‬
 Q.2
In your opinion what are the five most important
human rights?
Answer.
Free and Equal in Dignity Rights.

Human beings are free and equal in dignity and rights. It

is the responsibility of the state to make concessions to
the needy sections of the population in order to bring
them up to speed with other developed areas in terms of
socioeconomic and cultural development. Every
individual has a duty to respect the dignity and rights of
every other person for the progressive development.
Prohibition of discrimination
Everyone is entitled to all of the rights and liberties enshrined in
this Declaration, regardless of race, color, sex, gender, religion,
political or other opinions, national or social origin, property,
birth, or other status. This means that people are treated
equally in international law regardless.
Liberty and security Right
Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security. The
briefest one in the entire Declaration. These are the basic
requirements to lead a life and to exercise their rights
freely. The UN, in order to provide these necessities,
adopted a number of steps and legal documents
requesting the states to follow suit.
Right to Asylum.
Asylum is the right of a state to grant permission to stay
in its country or not. In the ancient and medieval periods,
this power was used by states in an indiscriminate
manner. However, in contemporary cra, asylum is
governed by a number of treaties.
Economic, Social and Cultural Right.
Everyone has the right to social security as a member of
society, and this right must be realized through national
and international cooperation. Outer Space, the High
Seas, the Antarctic and other zones have been declared
as no man’s land. It is the priority of the nation’s citizens
to strive for the promotion of the basic needs of
individuals at all times.