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The Debasement of Human Rights

Pages
296
Published
2018
Language
English

Synopsis

Aaron Rhodes explores how the concept of human rights, initially a beacon for individual freedom, has been corrupted. He argues that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is fundamentally flawed by blending natural law-based freedoms with political claims to material support. This historical compromise, influenced by post-WWII geopolitics and Western progressivism, has stripped human rights of their original meaning and moral authority, opening them to exploitation.