Shobhna Bhushan, Manav Rachna University
INTRODUCTION
International law was primarily concerned with Sovereign States in the very beginning and the rules of international law were not directly deal with the individuals. Because of which there was no any question arose about human rights, even in national system, naturals, fundamental or basis rights were recognized very late. The preamble to the universal declaration of human rights adopted on 10th December 1948 established attention towards ‘recognition of inherent dignity and of equal and absolute rights of all members of the human family is the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world’. There is no any specific definition of ‘rights’ is given; it is controversial and subject of jurisprudential debate.
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