Question

Describe the concept of human rights . In your answer refer to the foundation document developed by the united nations that outlines our basic rights and freedom

identify three ways in which a client in age care could have their human rights ignored

Answer 1

Human rights are rights for human beings against discrimination by race, sex, nationality, language, ethnicity, religion and status. Human rights provide human freedom to express their feeling, liberty, right to live, work, education without discrimination.
International human rights law make the obligation of government to act to promote and protect human rights and fundamental freedom of individual or groups. UN accepts the rights, civil, cultural, economic, social, political rights. it promotes and protects rights and assists states to carry out the responsibility. UN and the universal declaration of human rights expanded human rights law for specific standards for disabled,women, children, minorities, vulnerable groups from discrimination. Economic social, cultural rights promote and protect social protection, it provide equal standards of living and standards of physical and mental wellbeing, right to education, enjoyment benefits, right to work in favorable condition and it provide cultural freedom and scientific progress.Civil and political rights deal with equality, right to freedom of movement, right to fair trail. freedom of thoughts, religion, opinion and expression, peace and it prohibit punishment, slavery and forced labor. human rights council address the human rights in the globe by against to violation and it include response to human rights emegencies.
The office of the high commission for human rights focus on human rights activities. human rights and UN system policies and programs focus on peace, security, humanity, development, social and economic affair. it provide protection of human rights, gender equity etc.
Human rights of older people igonred and totally denied sometimes they suffer from widespread perception by non productive and worthless in present society. they lose their rights to security, freedom and privacy in aged care and they have lack of political attention.