Social Sciences
8 years ago

Constitutional Changes Needed to Protect Three Generations' Human Rights.

Journal of Northwest University of Political Science and Law
On the Protection of the Human Rights of Three Generations by the Constitution and International Human Rights Law
He Jia

Paper Summary

The article discusses how human rights have evolved over time into three generations, as recognized by international law and the constitutions of various countries. It suggests that these rights should be clearly defined and protected in order to improve the safeguarding of human rights for all individuals.

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