Human Rights As A Need Of Indian Society
Keywords:
Social Group, Need, Society, Human Rights, FundamentalAbstract
Any civilization must uphold human rights in order to run smoothly and guarantee that everyone is treated justly and fairly. Given the prevalence of problems like caste discrimination, gender inequality, and poverty in India, there is an increasing need for human rights preservation and promotion. Various caste and religious groups coexist in India's complicated socioeconomic framework. Unfortunately, caste, gender, religious, and ethnic prejudice still exists in many areas of India. Denying someone access to opportunities for job, education, or healthcare is one form of discrimination that can occur. India encounters a number of difficulties with regard to access to fundamental essentials including clean water, sanitary facilities, and healthcare in addition to prejudice. In India, a large number of individuals experience daily hardships that may result in a violation of their fundamental human rights.
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