This document contains an outline for a research paper on human rights. It includes 11 sections that discuss topics like definitions, human rights in the Indian constitution, aims and objectives of the research, and details included in each chapter. The chapters will cover topics such as the concept of human rights, sustainable development, collective rights, and specific human rights relating to women, children, education, health, housing and more. It analyzes human rights from a historical perspective and discusses theories of human rights. Finally, it examines human rights protections in the Indian constitution with a focus on women's rights and related issues.
This document contains an outline for a research paper on human rights. It includes 11 sections that discuss topics like definitions, human rights in the Indian constitution, aims and objectives of the research, and details included in each chapter. The chapters will cover topics such as the concept of human rights, sustainable development, collective rights, and specific human rights relating to women, children, education, health, housing and more. It analyzes human rights from a historical perspective and discusses theories of human rights. Finally, it examines human rights protections in the Indian constitution with a focus on women's rights and related issues.
This document contains an outline for a research paper on human rights. It includes 11 sections that discuss topics like definitions, human rights in the Indian constitution, aims and objectives of the research, and details included in each chapter. The chapters will cover topics such as the concept of human rights, sustainable development, collective rights, and specific human rights relating to women, children, education, health, housing and more. It analyzes human rights from a historical perspective and discusses theories of human rights. Finally, it examines human rights protections in the Indian constitution with a focus on women's rights and related issues.
This document contains an outline for a research paper on human rights. It includes 11 sections that discuss topics like definitions, human rights in the Indian constitution, aims and objectives of the research, and details included in each chapter. The chapters will cover topics such as the concept of human rights, sustainable development, collective rights, and specific human rights relating to women, children, education, health, housing and more. It analyzes human rights from a historical perspective and discusses theories of human rights. Finally, it examines human rights protections in the Indian constitution with a focus on women's rights and related issues.
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Contents
S. No. Particulars Page No.
1.1 Definitions H 17 u m 1.2 Human Rights and Indian 19 Constitution 1.3 Human Rights and Indian Women 22 1.4 Aims and objectives of the research 26
1.5 Hypothesis and the Research 27
problem 1.6 Research design and methodology 29
1.7 Relevance, importance and utility of 30
the study 1.8 Research work carried out by the 31 researcher 1.9 Rationale for the study on Women’s 32 Rights as Human Right 1.10 The Chapter scheme 34 1.11 Details included in the chapters 35
S. No. Particulars age N .
2.1 2.1.1 Human Rights: A Reality’s Idea 45 2.1.2 Nature and Source of Human Rights 47
2.1.3 The Concept of Human Rights 47
2.2 2.2.1 H 49 2.2:2 Human Development 51 5 S. No. Particulars Page No. 2.2:3 Sustainable Development 2.2:4 Meaning of 53 Sustainable Development 55 2.3 2.3:1 The Collective Rights of People 57
Human Rights and Children and 2.3:2 58
Youth Human Rights of Differently- Abled 2.3:3 61 Persons 2.3:4 Human Rights and Women 63 2.3:5 Human Rights and Aged Persons 69 2.3:6 Human Rights and Discrimination 70 2.3:7 Human Rights and Education 71 2.3:8 Human Rights and Environment 72 2.3:9 Human Rights and Food 73 2.3:10 Human Rights and Health 74 2.3:11 Human Rights and Housing 75
Human Rights and Livelihood and 76
2.3:12 Land 2.3:13 Human Rights and Water 78 2.3:14 Human Rights and Pure Air 81 2.3:15 Human Rights and Poverty 84 2.3:16 Human Rights and Religion 85 2.3:17 Human Rights and Work 85
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S. No. Particulars Page No. 3.1 3..1.1 88 3.1.2 Historical Outline of Human Rights 90 3.1.3 Ancient Times and Natural Rights 90 3.1.4 Natural Law & Natural Rights 91 3.1.5 94 3.1.6 The Reformation 96 3.1.7 98 3.1.8 99 3.1.9 The United States Bill of Rights 99 3.1.10 H Nation 101 u m 3.1.11 The Universal Declaration of 103 Human Rights 3.2 3.2.1 Theories of Human Rights 105 3.2.2 The Theory of Natural Rights 106 3.2.3 The Legal Theory of Rights 108 3.2.4 The Socialist Theory of Rights 109 3.2.5 The Idealist Theory of Rights 109 3.2.6 The Historical Theory of Rights 110 3.2.7 The Contract Theory 111 3.3 3.3.1 112 3.3.2 Right to Happiness 113 3.3.3 Duty Based Rights 115 3.3.4 Right to Equality 117 3.3.5 Duty of State to Give Equal 118 Protection 3.3.6 Right to Education 119 3.3.7 Right to Protection 121 3.3.8 Right to Practice Any Religion 124 3.3.9 125 3.3.10 Right to Social Security 128 3.3.11 130
!"# S. No. Particulars Page No. 4 The Indian Constitution and 132 Protection of Human Rights 4.1 The UDHR and UN Charter’s 134 Relevance in Indian Constitution 4.2 Protection of Human Rights and The 136 Directive Principles of State Policy 4.3 Article 21 of Indian Constitution: A 145 Tool For Human Dignity 4.4 Judicial Activism and Human Rights 151
4.5 Judiciary and Directive Principles 157
4.6 Public Interest Litigation and 163
Human Rights Protection 8 4.7 JDemocracy 168 u d 4.8 Judicial Activism & Constitutional 172 4.9 Interpretation for Human Rights
Contribution of Justice P.N. 174
Bhagwati to The Protection of 4.10 Judiciary’s Role in Gender Justice 189
$% S. No. Particulars Page No. 5 Human Rights Education in India 200 5.1 Historical Basis of Human Rights 200 Education 5.2 Human Right Education: Meaning 206 5.3 Importance of Human Rights 209 Education 5.4 Recognition of Human Rights 211 Education By The Judiciary 5.5 World Summits On Human Rights 212 Education: 5.6 The National action plan for Human 220 Rights Education. 5.7 Human Rights Education As A 223 Human Right 5.8 The Goal of Human Rights 225 Education
9 &' S. No. Particulars Page No. 6 Human Rights Of Women 234 6.1 6.1.1Evolution Of Women’s Rights As 235 Human Rights 6.1.2 Women’s Rights As Human Rights 239 6.1.3 Discrimination on The Basis of Sex 241 Convention on Elimination of All 6.1.4 Forms of Discrimination Against 242 Women
6.1.5 Protection of Women’s Rights 244
6.2 6.2.1 Gender Equality 245 Indian Social Structure And Gender 6.2.2 249 Equality Recognition of Women’s Right As 6.2.3 250 Human Rights 6.2.4 Role of The Supreme Court of India 251 6.2.5 EQUALITY And REALITY 253 Gender Equality In Public 6.2.6 256 Employment Recognition of Personhood As A 6.2.7 267 Human Right 6.2.8 Right To Privacy 268 6.2.9 Test For Paternity 270 Personal Laws And Human Rights 6.3 272 6.3.1 of Women Discrimination Against Women In 6.3.2 276 Personal Laws 6.3.3 Uniform Civil Code And Marriage 278 6.3.4 Divorce And Personal Laws 280
10 6.3.5 Personal Laws And Inheritance 283 6.3.6 LawsM 286 a i 6.3.7 Uniform Civil Code: Need For 288 Asserting Equality 6.4 6.4.1 298 6.4.2 Dowry Related Violence 299 6.4.3 Domestic Violence 301 Rape As A Violation of Human 6.4.4 305 Right of A Woman Sexual Harassment And Human 6.4.5 308 Rights of Women () 7 Conclusions and Suggestions 3 2 3
