Senior high school politics compulsory 2 human rights issues

1. The protection of human rights is a constitutional provision with no specific scope and refers to the people in general.

2. Personally, I feel insecure. . . Human rights protect life from infringement, which is the content of the constitution, but considering the national conditions of developing countries, it is still a long process to abolish the death penalty.

3. Deprivation of political rights is more about preventing the use of political rights to do absurd things, such as the death penalty to be elected as a deputy to the National People's Congress. . . The right to life and health is indeed an important part of human rights, but just as we can't think that human rights can be protected without killing soldiers on the battlefield, China citizens with a single nationality are no longer protected by the state after being identified as criminals (non-people), so in a sense, human rights are unenforceable (quite tragic)

4. The right to life is inalienable, and the existence of the death penalty violates the bill of rights of most "democratic countries" (this is a joke).