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    Human Rights and Obligations - Revised
    Human Rights and Obligations - Revised
    Human Rights and Obligations - Revised
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    Human Rights and Obligations - Revised

    By Wolfgang Fries

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    Human Rights

    The assurance of human rights in an orderly environment is the foundation for a peaceful existence and a thriving civilization. In a hostile environment with fighting and destruction, there is no peaceful existence, and a civilization cannot prosper through achievements in medicine, technology and science, all of which contribute to the welfare of humanity.

    But what distinguishes human rights, so that there can be a peaceful coexistence that contributes to the welfare of humans?

    First, humans need the basic attitude followed by the corresponding knowledge and a code to achieve this, thus, making it something that everyone must work on.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks on Demand
    Release dateNov 1, 2018
    ISBN9783748186489
    Human Rights and Obligations - Revised
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    Wolfgang Fries

    Es war ein Leben auf der Suche nach Antworten. Es fehlte einfach alles: Es gab keinen wirklichen Anfang, wo man Antworten hätte finden können, somit konnte man keine präzise Frage stellen, um eine präzise Antwort zu bekommen. Es gab viele verwirrende und widersprüchliche Informationen und keine Richtung, um die Informationen auszuwerten und zuordnen zu können. Es gab keine Grundlagen, keinen wirklichen Bezugspunkt, um tatsächliches Verstehen zu ermöglichen. Was ist nun das Leben, und wo führt es hin? Mal mehr intensiv, mal weniger intensiv verfolgte der Autor diese Frage, aber sie blieb immer im Gedächtnis. Das Resultat ist dieses Buch, in dem sich der Autor die Antworten auf seine Fragen erarbeitete. Was gibt es interessanteres an einer Person, als zu wissen, was sie weiß, die Gedankengänge der Person teilen zu können? So charakterisiert sich der Autor: an dem, wie er handelt, an dem was er geschrieben hat.

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      Human Rights and Obligations - Revised - Wolfgang Fries

      Dedication

      This book is dedicated to those who read it, in the hope that man recognizes his rights and stands up for them.

      Acknowledgements

      I want to thank

      My sister,

      Dr. Diana Pengitore, ND, freelance translator, and American Translator Association (ATA) member, for her expert translation from German to English, which was long overdue.

      My brother-in-law,

      Dr. Frank Pengitore, Ed. D., for his editorial expertise in bringing this publication forth.

      Another excellent publication is My Philosophy. My Philosophy is the first book in a five-part series from the book Philosophy of Life - The Book of Basics. This complete series is available in German. The remaining four books (Learning how to Learn, Learning How to Understand; A Happy Relationship; To Endure Life - The Bible of the 21st Century; and, Past Life Regression - Introduction and Brief Guide) will be published in English in the future.

      Important note to the reader:

      Take great care in reading this text in order not to skip words that you do not understand. If you do not understand a sentence or text, there is a word or there are words that you did not understand, or you have a false definition for a word.

      In this text, words marked with an asterisk (*) are explained in the glossary on page 27; however, they are just the definitions of the words as they are used in the corresponding sentence. Words often have many definitions and to reach a complete understanding of a word, it is recommended that you consult a good dictionary.

      Table of Contents

      Foreword

      Human Rights and Obligations - Revised

      The Right to Physical Integrity and Physical Welfare

      The Right to Mental Integrity and Mental Welfare

      The Right to Education

      The Right to Truth and Transparency

      The Right to a Civilized Life

      The Right to a Mentally Sane Government

      The Right to a Mentally Sane Humanity

      The Right to an Affordable Life

      The Right to Have a Place to Live

      The Right to Work

      The Right to Happiness

      The Right to Have a Family

      The Right to a Group

      The Right to Humanity

      The Right to Have Animals and Plants

      The Right to a Clean Environment

      The Right to Beauty

      The Right to Have Order

      The Right to Competently Executed Work

      The Right to Have Rights

      The Right to Safety

      The Right to a Fair Trial

      The Right to Have Property

      The Right to Have Freedom, Privacy and Individuality

      The Right to Defense

      The Right to Receive Aid

      The Right to Religion

      The Obligation

      Closing remarks

      Glossary

      References

      About the Author

      Other literature

      Foreword

      The word law finds its roots in the Indo-Germanic, reg-, meaning to erect, to straighten. Therefore, the law should serve to help human beings in taking the right action. It should lead human beings to getting along with one another

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