Collective Human Rights (1 Viewer)

[bradical]

can someone explain them, and also explain how self determenation relates. thx

 

[adamj]

The only collective human right is self determination. Collectie refers to a group, this is also seen in Economics with Collective wants. Self determination refers to a gorup being able to govern its own affairs.

 

[bradical]

so how would u answer this question -

Define the notion of collective human rights, and use an appropriate example to illustrate your definition.

 

[adamj]

Collective rights refer to the privileges and freedoms that apply to a group or collectively. The most common form of collective rights are self determination, by where a group of people have the right to governm their own affairs.

 

[MiuMiu]

Your appropriate example would be Indigenous person's right to self determination, their right to control their own affairs.

 

[White Rabbit]

Are Collective rights just 'Third Generation' rights? Self-Determination being the main, but also the right to peace, a health environment etc..

I think.

 

[simmic]

Aint environmental and peace rights collective rights as welll since they belong to the people?

 

[hbk_ace]

there is third generation?? ahh crap, rabbit can u come on msn?

 

[bradical]

but how do aboriginal people govern themselves? Arnt they and all of us all under the commonwealth government

 

[Zara]

well im stressing... i dunno what they are going to ask us for the essay on family, or shelter.
but GOOD LUCK to everyone!

 

[adamj]

Environmental Rights are not collective apparently, they are under a different category.

Good Luck Everyone