It has been very fashionable for some time to use the term "human rights” rather glibly and to assume that everyone knows what human rights are and from whence they came. It is also commonly assumed that human beings do, in fact, possess human rights. There are two objections to this supposition: one practical, the other philosophical. If most human beings living on this earth today possessed what we call "human rights," we would not be having tens of thousands of persons in virtually every place in the world struggling, either openly or surreptitiously, to secure their "human rights." On the philosophical plane one might argue that "human rights" do exist, even though they are not being exercised by all or even most human beings. This lead to the question: If human rights exist even though argument may they are not being exercised by all most human beings (many of whom would or be truly astonished know that they had any such rights), then in what sense to do these human rights "exist"? It is historical fact that human rights have a never been, nor are they now, the universal possession of humankind, although it is thirty-three years since the United Nations adopted the International Bill of Human Rights containing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It may also be argued that, though all or most human beings do not exercise their even human rights, these human rights remain intact since human beings always can exercise these human rights if and when they choose to do so, because these human rights are universally recognized and enforceable by courts of law. In answer to this argument Caving remembered how costly it is to go to a court of law and how right Shakespeare was to bemoan the delays of justice), I cite the words of an eminent Muslim jurist It would be pointless to detail the progressive erosion of human rights in many contemporary constitutions around the world. so Against the rising tide of governmental interference and despotism, they are proving like dykes of straw. Under the guise of creating a welfare state" or an egalitarian society most rights have been deprived of all meaning or significance. In some parts of the world they are directly suspendad and often remain suspended. In state that claim socialist objectives, many of these rights are deprived of enforceability through independent courts; in some constitutions e been made subject to so many constitutionally authorised inroads as to become devoid of all reality. Even in countries where
It has been very fashionable for some time to use the term "human rights” rather glibly and to assume that everyone knows what human rights are and from whence they came. It is also commonly assumed that human beings do, in fact, possess human rights. There are two objections to this supposition: one practical, the other philosophical.ถ้าส่วนใหญ่มนุษย์อาศัยอยู่บนโลกนี้ มีสิ่งที่เราเรียก " สิทธิมนุษยชน " เราก็ไม่ต้องมีหลายหมื่นคน ในเกือบทุก สถานที่ ในโลก ดิ้นรน ให้เปิดเผย หรือ surreptitiously เพื่อความปลอดภัยของ " สิทธิมนุษยชน " ในปรัชญา เครื่องบินลำหนึ่งอาจโต้แย้งว่า " สิทธิมนุษยชน " มีอยู่ , even though they are not being exercised by all or even most human beings. This lead to the question: If human rights exist even though argument may they are not being exercised by all most human beings (many of whom would or be truly astonished know that they had any such rights), then in what sense to do these human rights "exist"? It is historical fact that human rights have a never been,และตอนนี้พวกเขาครอบครองสากลของมนุษยชาติ แม้ว่าจะสามสิบสามปีตั้งแต่สหประชาชาติประกาศใช้ระหว่างประเทศบิลสิทธิมนุษยชนที่มีปฏิญญาสากลของสิทธิมนุษยชน มันอาจจะแย้งว่า แม้ว่าทั้งหมดหรือมนุษย์ส่วนใหญ่ไม่ออกกำลังกายของพวกเขาแม้สิทธิมนุษยชนสิทธิมนุษยชนเหล่านี้ยังคงเหมือนเดิม เพราะมนุษย์สามารถใช้สิทธิมนุษย์เหล่านี้ถ้าและเมื่อพวกเขาเลือกที่จะทำเช่นนั้น เพราะสิทธิมนุษยชนเหล่านี้จะสามารถรับรู้และบังคับใช้โดยศาลของกฎหมาย คำตอบของอาร์กิวเมนต์นี้ เที่ยวจำได้แพงก็ต้องไปศาล และวิธีการที่เหมาะสมที่เช็คสเปียร์คือรำพันความล่าช้าของความยุติธรรม ) I cite the words of an eminent Muslim jurist It would be pointless to detail the progressive erosion of human rights in many contemporary constitutions around the world. so Against the rising tide of governmental interference and despotism, they are proving like dykes of straw. Under the guise of creating a welfare state" or an egalitarian society most rights have been deprived of all meaning or significance. In some parts of the world they are directly suspendad and often remain suspended. In state that claim socialist objectives, many of these rights are deprived of enforceability through independent courts;ในรัฐธรรมนูญและทำเรื่องให้มาก constitutionally อนุญาต inroads เป็นกลายเป็นไร้ความเป็นจริงทั้งหมด . แม้แต่ในประเทศที่
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