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Human Rights Explained - IHREC

Human RightsExplainedGuide to Human Rights LawHuman RightsExplainedGuide to Human Rights LawFirst published in September 2015byIrish Human Rights and Equality Commission16-22 Green Street, Dublin 7, D07 2015 Irish Human Rights and Equality CommissionThe Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission ( IHREC ) was established under statute on 1 November 2014 as an independent statutory body to protect and promote Human Rights and equality in Ireland. It promotes a culture of respect for Human Rights , equality and intercultural understanding and works to eliminate Human Rights abuses and | 1. Introduction5 | 2. What are Human Rights ?6 | Introduction6 | What are Human Rights ? 7 | Who are Human Rights for? 7 | Where are Human Rights found?7 | Who is Responsible for Respecting, Protecting and Fulfilling Human Rights ?

Human Rights (ECHR) is the basis of the European human rights system. It was drafted by the Council of Europe in 1950 and has been in force since 1953. It was the first regional treaty designed to protect human rights, democracy and the rule of law.

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