Citizenship

• UDHR is an international human right instrument
• Corruption is a major impediment to the proper application of the rule of law
• White Spread education and proper Administration are the two factors which facilitate the information of respect for human rights
• Ombudsman and EHRC are the two human rights National Institution which developed democratic system in Ethiopia
• Constitution is the supreme law of the land
• Legislation is the Act enhancing new laws in any form
• Judiciary is the court or tribunal that interprets and applies the law
• The manifestation of respecting rule of law

  • Independent of the judiciary
  • Equal application of laws
  • Prevalence of peace and order
• Rule of man is the abuse of law for personal gain
• Corruption is the use of government authority for personal gain
• Illiteracy is the lack of awareness that can cause citizens to remain silent when the government is acting above the law
• Ombudsman is a set of EHRC aiming to ensure the realization of an effective system
• R2P is an international norm that seeks to ensure the international community never fails to stop genocide
• Universal declaration of human rights is an international document Addicted by the UN General assembly that enshrines the right and freedom of all humans
• Rights and Duties are the two sides of a coin
• Examples of Human right

  • The right to life
  • The right to liberty
  • The right to equality
  • The right to privacy
  • The freedom of religion
  • The freedom of movement
  • The freedom of opinion
• Human rights are the fundamental rights give to humans
• Universal are inherited to us regardless of anything
• Inherit is they aren't granted by anyone
• Inalienable means nobody can deprive of anyone
• Importance of human right

  • Ensure democracy Justice and growth
  • Ensure people have basic need
  • Protect abuse
  • Give freedom to protect anything
  • Used as a tool to have sustainable peace and development
• On 16 September 2005 members of the UN anonymously approved the principles of forming the responsibility to protect r2p
• The three pillars of R2P are prevention, response and protection
• The International Community has a moral responsibility to protect its population from genocide war crimes against humanity