Understanding Human Rights, Democracy, and Moral Responsibility
E.Individual: It addresses the individual's actions in relation to itself and the people with the k maintains a direct deal.
E. Social: a field of thought has a larger reality: consisting of all persons
Moral commitment: Support k everyone feels obliged to give
· From morality to legality: Respect for human dignity is a moral responsibility each of us, but their defense can not rely exclusively on such responsibility.
A moral imperative: It is dependent on the conscience of the person, control of such a requirement is in the hands of each individual.
Legal Requirement: It is imposed on the individual xla force a public authority.
· Human rights as collateral:The human Derex k are the fundamental rights protect our dignity as persons, are recognized by political power and enshrined in law.
· Doctrine of human Derex: Any human being, simply exo so, basic Derex k posse about everyone has an obligation to respect the doctrine kiere be a universal ethic: the k is valid for all humanity.
• The declaration of the DH: The human being has an inalienable dignity and some Derex: (Those k is the person for the exo to be and nobody can deprive k) In the eighteenth century had
G. Representative: Akello k are constituted and function in representing the popular will.
· Derex limitless:Women had to wait k k muxos years to begin to secure his D.Politicos.
· D. Civil: Son Derex defensive k k serve to prevent the P.Politico meddling in the lives of people.
· D. Political: They allow citizens to participate in public affairs
D. Social ·: They guarantee decent living conditions for the population.
Democracy: Political system in the k state power comes from the people.
• The democratic ideal: For democratic doctrine, sovereignty (supreme political power of the state) does not reside in one person or group, but in población.Desde est point of view, the government (k body directs the political power and that in democracies Executive assumes Fr), can no longer act alone.
· As people exercised their power: People power can only consist of Podr k k recognizing what the people decide, this is called popular will: Political will of the citizens.
• The democratic mind: So that democracy must see beyond a democratic attitude (schema to live together and agree with opinions tenen direfentes kn) is summarized in 3 aspects:
1 - waiver to impose on others by force, their own opinions. 2 - The tolerance for k are and think a dieferente. 3 - a willingness to negotiate with the broadest possible kns + have different opinions
· The ground rules: 1-on-law.2 respect for respect for the minorías.3 Derex-Derex respect the human d-individuo.4 the principle of political representation