Shambhavi

The con­cept of nation state award in the mod­ern peri­od. One of the ear­li­est asser­tions regard­ing the so vir­gin­i­ty of the nation-state and demo­c­ra­t­ic rights of cit­i­zen was made by the rev­o­lu­tion ories in France in 1789 . Nation states claim that their bound­aries define not just a ter­ri­to­ry but also unique cul­ture and shared his­to­ry. The […]

Cit­i­zen­ship implies full and equal mem­bers of a polit­i­cal com­mu­ni­ty. The the­o­ries giv­en by dif­fer­ent lib­er­al polit­i­cal thinkers sug­gest that cit­i­zen­ship should be uni­ver­sal. This means that every mem­ber of the com­mu­ni­ty should be giv­en cit­i­zen­ship. It also means that every per­son irre­spec­tive of his caste, col­or, sex, and sta­tus should be con­sid­ered wor­thy of

Uni­ver­sal Rights Uni­ver­sal rights refer to the min­i­mal socioe­co­nom­ic, cul­tur­al, and polit­i­cal con­di­tions request­ed and expect­ed by peo­ple through­out his­to­ry and in all civ­i­liza­tions. In real­i­ty, uni­ver­sal rights are those that are regard­ed as essen­tial for liv­ing a decent and dig­ni­fied life. Fol­low­ings are the three main uni­ver­sal rights: Right of Liveli­hood. Right of Expres­sion. Right

While human rights claims appeal to our ide­al self, the degree to which such a peace is achieved is depen­dent on a vari­ety of cir­cum­stances, the most impor­tant of which is gov­ern­ment and legal sup­port. This is why the legal recog­ni­tion of rights is giv­en such a high pri­or­i­ty. A bill of rights is enshrined