Every year on December 10, everyone celebrates Human Rights Day. This is a day where everyone learns and remembers their rights for Human Rights Day. The United Nations adopted the United Declaration Of Human Rights (UDHR) on December 10, 1948, which respects Human Rights. This day reminds you throughout your life that you should always respect everyone, everyone should be treated equally, and everyone should have the right to their freedom.

What are human rights?

Humans need to have human rights, which are very simple and basic. Because this right protects our dignity, reminds us that we are all equal, and gives us freedom. There are many important things in it like we should have the right to live anywhere, have a good education, good healthcare, always feel safe, can think anything without any worries, and can follow any religion. This right is given to every human being in this world and it does not matter at all whether the religion or caste, gender or language, or any other differences. 

Importance of Human Rights Day

Human Rights Day always reminds us that every human being can live with his dignity and it doesn't matter who he is. In a way, it is a focus that who is using his rights properly and will also inspire others that they too will get a chance to learn their own rights. On this day all types of organizations, groups, and even governments stop their events so that they can tell and understand how important it is for us to have our rights and how we can give our support in saving them. Many rallies, seminars, and protests are organized in various places to raise voices whose voices we often fail to hear.

Universal Declaration of Human Rights

If human rights are explained all over the world then it is (UDHR) which is the first worldwide document. 30 articles have already been written on this matter in which it has been told in depth that every human being should have his rights and freedom just like you have the right to live in every situation, not to be anyone's slave, and to get a good education. These rights serve as important rules for the world and help guide international policies even today. 

India and Human Rights

Our human rights are very important for the Indian constitution and justice and respect for all of us. Fundamental rights like freedom of religion, equality, and our right to education are the things that are part of human rights in India. Now there is a very good process in the country to protect one's rights with the help of all these other organizations, of the Paras family, to make all the needy people better. 

Paras Parivaar is also a very good family and an organization where they help people with full heart, be it education, children's healthcare, whatever a family needs, or to tell them about the rights of all humans. Like the Sanatani Dharma which is a very good match and teaches everyone how much they deserve their dignity and respect and everyone can establish equality and brotherhood with each other.

However, challenges still exist. The problems are such that making small children work, showing superiority and low in caste and religion, and showing insignificance in genders, all are still prevalent in India. To solve all these problems we should promote the education of all people as much as possible whether young or old and this awareness should be spread everywhere. Support from the Government of India or non-profit organizations like our Dera Naseeb Da is also necessary. These groups work to empower communities and fight against human rights violations through education and awareness.

Challenges of Human Rights

Human rights also face many challenges around the world, which can undermine equality and justice. Many millions of people also lose their rights to war, hunger, poverty, and other such things. This is a very serious problem where autos and children have to suffer the most, and they have to face all those problems, exploitation, discrimination against each other, and violence. 

Human Rights Day will always remind us that every human being is born so that he can live with full rights and entitlements. And these things and these lessons are not just about rights, it is also about our responsibility.  So let us promise that we will teach this world to respect each other without any discrimination, humanity also has a price. By supporting movements, organizations, and teachings that promote human dignity, such as Paras Parivaar and Sanatan Dharam, we can collectively work towards a more just and equal society.