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In the nineteenth and twentieth centuries a number of human rights problems came to the forefront and began to be addressed internationally.

The idea that people have inalienable rights is rooted in many cultures and ancient traditions. Numerous examples of revered rulers and the most important collections of laws

Philosophers can argue endlessly about the nature of human rights, but the international community has already expressed its unwavering commitment

Human rights are like armor: they protect you; they are like rules because they tell you how you can behave; and they are like judges because you can appeal to them.