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A set of inalienable rights that establish a minimum standard to ensure the dignity of human beings.
Examples:
- Right to life
- Right to health
- Right to education
- Right to work

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which does not guarantee that they will be respected in all countries, as well as presenting a certain ambiguity and lack of updating of certain rights.

Develop agencies to enforce these rights, make rights clear and explicit, and implement programs to modernize existing rights.

1.-Karholayn Bañados
2.-Constanza Díaz
3.-Pablo Galarce
4.-José Jara
5.-Pablo Altamirano
6.-Alicia González
7.-Dámaris Herrera
8.-Catalina González

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the American Convention on Human Rights: "The rights of each person are limited by the rights of others, by the security of all and by just the requirements of the common good in a democratic society".

It is the duty of the State to:
- Inform and educate about human rights;
- Encouraging the development of values and attitudes supportive of human rights.
- Encourage measures to defend human rights so that they are not violated.

On the part of the population, it is their duty to inform and educate themselves so that they become aware of and have an opinion about human rights. The protection of human rights depends on people's knowledge of the rights they enjoy and the mechanisms that exist to enforce their rights.

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Pregunta 6.  That human rights are respected by all countries, and when tiene are human rights violations generales effective control mechanisms

Pregunta 7.The role of the UN at the international level would be essentially to ensure the human rights of the associated countries and that these can strictly be fulfilled, but we know that this is not entirely possible because it is more of a declaration than a strict law.

Pregunta 8. They are fundamental and intrinsic principles of people all over the world, they are their own and cannot be revoked. Some rights are: right to life, right to health, right to education, right to work, etc... To violate these rights is a crime

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Aracelli Araya
Vicente Astorga
Francisca Cortés
Daniela Gavia
Daniela Leiva
Nicolas Clavijo
David Duran
Javiera Kraljevic

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The principal limitation of the human rights today it's about of the state and how they concentrate the power, because in Authoritarianism the human rights are restricted or censored. The Democratic system allows the rights for the citizens and they can live in freedom. One of the solutions today are the civic education, education are a strong tool in the people.

7- the function of universal human rights is that people live in equal conditions, considering freedom, justice and peace in the world, its impact should reach the different countries that make up the ONU

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Freedom

The Human rights allows freedom for the people and children, we can decided how live our lives. We can travel or looking a better place to lives in other country for example we can migrate to U.S.A, we can decided for our religion and freedom of thoughts

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6. The main limitation of human rights is the goverment's laws, because the human rights aren't a hard law, it's just a statement. We think that it could make powerfull instruments to the courts for obligate all the countries to obey the Human Rights without exceptions.

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8 Human rights are the basic rights and freedoms that belongs to every person in the world, simply because they were born.
Romina Vásquez
Valentina leon
Constanza Paz

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Human rights are a declaration of some basics elements to guarantee a dignified life. For example, the right to life, the freedom of opinion and expression, the right to security, the right to democracy, the right to education, etcetera.

Karholayn Bañados
Catalina González
Constanza Díaz
Pablo Galarce
Pablo Altamirano
José Jara
Alicia González
Dámaris Herrera

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impact on modern constitutions has not been the most favourable to becoming the single source of reference for the recognition of the rights at the international level, in fact has resulted in a incontinence approval treaty specialized in this field. While the structure of the catalogues of rights in the constitutions of European and Latin American fifties have been influenced by this international instrument, have also been receiving the call fragmentation and inflation rights, the tendency to declare rights without worrying about their proper protection.

Human Rights are essential elements in the life of any person, because it encourages its broad development, thus providing us with guarantees before justice, freedom of religion, to live in a healthy environment, in an egalitarian way; to live healthy and full.

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Jaime Jopia Hernandez, Miguel Segovia Araya, Lucio Salva Diaz. LOS THE REAL

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Jaime Jopia Hernandez, Miguel Segovia Araya, Lucio Salva Diaz. LOS THE REAL

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1a. LIMITATIONS.
a. LACK OF KNOWLEDGE OF HUMAN RIGHTS
b. THE TYPES OF GOVERNMENT
c. THE LACK OF ACTION BY THE INSTITUTIONS
d. THE BUREAUCRATICATION OF PROCESSES.
and. RECOGNITION OF THE STATE AS A CONSTITUTIONAL GUARANTEE
1b. STRENGTHEN.
a. CIVIC EDUCATION.
b. STATE RECOGNITION.
c. SOCIAL EMPOWERMENT.

2. FUNCTION, CONTENT AND IMPACT OF THE UN UDHR
a. RECOGNITION OF THE INHERENT RIGHTS OF PEOPLE.
b. ESTABLISH THE CONSTITUTIONAL GUARANTEES OF THE MEMBER STATES
c. AWARENESS OF HUMAN VALUE AND ITS NATURAL RIGHTS.

3. CONCEPT OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND EXAMPLES.
a. GUARANTEE THE NATURAL RIGHTS OF PEOPLE.
b. PROTECT EQUAL RIGHTS
c. RECOGNIZE THE CHALLENGES OF THE NEW GENERATIONS.
Yo. Freedom
ii. Life
iii. Association
IV. Environment
v. Education
saw. Health
vii. living place
viii. Security
ix. digital protection

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One of the main impacts of the UN universal declaration of human rights is that it was the first source of guarantee of human rights in history.

Its role is that it provides the guidelines for countries to form their laws, under the concepts of equity, justice and law.

In its content we find 30 fundamental rights, among which stand out: the right to non-discrimination, the right to life and liberty. It also highlights negative freedoms, such as freedom from torture and slavery. And positive freedoms, such as: freedom of movement, political and civil liberty.

1.-Karholayn Bañados
2.-Constanza Díaz
3.-Pablo Galarce
4.-José Jara
5.-Pablo Altamirano
6.-Alicia González
7.-Dámaris Herrera
8.-Catalina González