Human Rights - Freedom of Speech Law Literature review
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Human rights can also be defined as the inbuilt rights of all human beings regardless of their ethnicity, religion, color, language, sex, residential place, and nationality but they are universal meaning that they are similar to all human beings as argued by Jeremy (1991, pp. 64). It is the work of international human rights law to reinforce the universality of the rights which is done through treaties, and general principles.