Human rights are basic freedoms and protections that every person is born with — regardless of age, gender, religion, nationality, or background. These include the right to life, equality, education, freedom of expression, and protection from abuse or discrimination. Human rights exist to ensure dignity, safety, and fairness for all.

Human rights shape how we live, learn, work, and interact with society. They protect individuals from injustice, promote equal opportunity, and help build peaceful communities. When human rights are respected, societies become stronger, safer, and more inclusive.

If you see or experience a violation, you can:

• Report it to local authorities or legal aid services

• Approach human rights organizations for guidance

• Support the affected person

• Raise awareness responsibly

Even small actions — standing in solidarity or sharing information — can make a difference.

If you see or experience a violation, you can:

• Report it to local authorities or legal aid services

• Approach human rights organizations for guidance

• Support the affected person

• Raise awareness responsibly

Even small actions — standing in solidarity or sharing information — can make a difference.

You can support human rights by:

• Learning about your rights and responsibilities

• Respecting diversity and inclusion

• Volunteering or donating to human rights causes

• Participating in awareness programs

• Speaking up against injustice

Positive change begins with informed and compassionate citizens.