Final #2Human rights are commonly expressed as the rights inherent in being human. The concept of human rights is based on the belief that every human being has the right to enjoy his or her rights without discrimination. Human rights differ from other rights in two respects. First, human rights which are essential for human beings and humanity as a whole and also imply the precondition for human development. They can, do influence and can influence relationships both between individuals and the State, between individuals and the State, and between individuals and themselves. Second, the primary purpose of human rights is that a government not only has an obligation to refrain from violating human rights, but also has a duty to protect the people it serves from violations by other individuals. This right to life means that the government must strive and have authority and power to protect people from any kind of injustice where their human rights are violated by each of their fellow human beings. The new rights, privileges and principles...