Human Rights in the 21st Century | Shami Chakrabarti | TEDxUCL
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- Опубліковано 1 лют 2016
- Shami presents what she believes are the most important human rights
Shami Chakrabarti is the Director of Liberty (The National Council for Civil Liberties).
A Barrister by background, she was called to the Bar in 1994 and worked as a lawyer in the Home Office from 1996 until 2001 for Governments of both persuasions.
Since becoming Liberty’s Director in 2003 she has written, spoken and broadcast widely on the importance of the post-WW2 human rights framework as an essential component of democratic society.
She was born in London and studied Law at the London School of Economics. She is Chancellor of Essex University and a Master of the Bench of Middle Temple.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
The Phillipines need to hear this now.
The Phillipine government provides a law that gives power to the executive branch specifically Police force to arrest a suspected person in an act of Terrorism, without warrant of arrest.
i thank you very have for the lecture of human rights norm comprehensively. i wonder, would you mind to explain more about human rights in third country such as because i assume, in implementation since the WW II, human rights in third country is searching for the form of ideally. thank you, miss shami chakrabarti for the enlighment. cheers
Good!
does this epmecic keep within human rights for care in the community..
What's your answers to the following when you have to choose one side over the other of the equations?
1 human right = 100 human rights ?
1 right of speech = 1 right to live ?
1 right to claim = 1 right to counter claim?
100 rights to free speech = National security representing 100 M rights to peaceful living.
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"...at a completely unique moment yet to be repeated in history...."
I hate to be the bringer of bad news, but you should review what has happened since WWII.
"completely unique moment yet to be repeated in history"
*look at various places around the world*
I mean it's correct..... only in terms of scale
don't mind my comment just still salty with my prof. that assigned me this video as a reference to the essay I have to write about. meanwhile, there's fuckton of recent videos on this topic that would be more appropriate given the current situation with the pandemic. BUT no
@@jayebestboyever8783 I think the best way to rob people of their freedom may be to scream freedom, democracy, and prosperity as loud as you can on stage and nobody will notice their liberties being taken away from them step by step.
2024(Gregorian) “Respect and dignity.” Furthermore:
2023(Gregorian) “Respect and dignity.” Furthermore:
What about the seizing of children from their parents in Norway?
Now, in 2020 its os happening in front of the eyes of the world....
the right to privacy and so far i have no lawyer who wants to help me...Elisa Ramirez
Name one human right a sectioned person has.
Arbitary detention in scotland for example is inevitable because the psychiatrist (with no qualifications) only has to believe the victim is "likely" to be mentally ill. Therefore unchallengable.
Human rights apply to a select few, not people who actually need them, if you are from the Middle East and an atheist apparently you don’t deserve to be treated like a human!
Obviously noone will answer. There are ZERO human rights in Scotland that is not overruled by the mental health act. Even if you are not ill.
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Human Rights Violations,Life Threats,Intimidation, Bullying, Meritocracy in Greek Tertiary Education
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PROMOTE AND PROTECT EQUALITY OF PERSONS AND INEQUALITY OF IDEAS/LIFESTYLES
Baroness, so you sold out pretty quick whilst making yourself rather comfortable hu 😎
Lawyers talk out both sides of their mouth, not to mention lawyer come politicians.
I say we give me all the money I could ever want and see how much I do with it cause man I'm down science reasons what some one do with all that money I've been tortured held captive kidnapped shunned and all my human rights have been in violations I can't describe the mess I've been in but I saved a life 22 times or 19 times I'd have sit and really think but I'm only 30 and also I've been manipulated by the worst and almost killed a fortune of times plus I have been made to harm myself by picking my flesh off of my own body multiple times and I an currently being emotionally abused and also I have made some drastically bad decisions but on good things I'm really a happy person yo that's enough for me to say sos let's do this I'll take the punishment for science purpose
what is 'Liberty' really when getting a Human Rights lawyer is pretty much laughed at in the UK system.. getting a petition can take more than 3 years, MPs sit on information about human rights abuse.. what is ''Liberty'' really.. they let the UKG and Parliament run a mock..? with total disregard to Human Rights fact is Liberty has failed as they have been here too long and too little has been done..
"People representing all the great world religions and people with no religious convictions came together." Well the ones with no religious convictions were the soviets and look at how that turned out: Cuba, Vietnam, North Korea, Russia, Ukraine, Afghanistan, etc.
Human right: to not liv with barn yard animals. Crime to own liv with dog/animals inside city limits, get the dog's out! Crime to own liv with dog/animals inside city limits, get the dog's out!
where was human rights when russian doctors were thrown out of windows, and russia still were members ?
Please Stop genoside in Ethiopia, Amhara and Afar Nation
"Because every life matters." But, Shami, from a quick google search, you're not opposed to the law in Britain that states that a baby can be aborted at any point in the pregnancy as long as they're disabled, that includes partial birth abortion where the baby's body is outside the womb but the head remains inside while the abortionist kills the baby. Now, compared to "non-disabled" baby's, abortion is legal until 24 weeks gestation, why is it alright for one persons life to be considered more valuable as long as their not disabled? To go further with this point, if you truly stand for equal rights, you would be pro-life as you said that what brings us all together is that we're human. And yes, baby's before 24 weeks gestation are human.