THIRD GENERATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS: BEYOND UDHR

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This article aims to bring a historical summary of the problem of the third generation of human rights, the history of Human rights norms, introduce the historical documents during which human rights are barely declared, particularly ensuring directional attention to the historical circumstances of the prevalence of the Third-generation human rights. Third-generation human rights show that human rights are not just establishments instead they are developing and dynamic in nature. On the contrary, through them, we can establish new issues that threaten the right to life of all folks. Therefore, these rights ought to get and secure their place within the catalogue of human rights. Standards of human life ought to be supported by the capabilities of natural atmosphere while not exhausting resources that ought to retain unchanged in quality and level of exploitation for future generations. Unlike the first and second generation of human rights these concurrent rights are not primarily focused on the protection of individuals; they refer to the class of different social groups.

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