A True Cost: The Fundamental Human Rights

A True Cost
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A True Cost
Part A
Every individual’s freedoms and rights from birth to death are known as fundamental human rights. They pertain to all, and they can be limited in certain situations, such as when somebody breaks the constitutional provision or when the country’s safety is at risk. These essential principles are reflected in principles like integrity, justice, equality, honor, and independence and are formed and constitutionally recognized (Donnelly & Whelan, 2020). Every person has the right to liberty, life, and safety in their own home. Fundamental human rights include freedom from persecution, opportunities for education, medical services, and adequate living circumstances.
Five key points that you believe should be considered as fundamental human rights for all people and possibly included in “legislation.”
The missing people issue should be included and considered a fundamental human right and should be included in the legislation. The rights include:
* The right to respect and existence
* The right to efficient inquiries into the missing
* The right not to be mistreated or exposed to inhumane treatment
* The right to privacy and a family life 
* The right to be acknowledged as a person legally.
The problem of missing individuals must be addressed to maintain the administration of justice and avoid widespread and grave human rights abuses. When persons are lost, authorities have a legal obligation to protect victims’ rights to the facts, fairness, and restitution. In many cases throughout the globe today, these legal responsibilities are not fully satisfied, and in other cases, they are entirely ignored.
What do you believe people need to sustain a healthy, happy life?
* Access to good and healthy food and drink.
* Sufficient physical exercise improves one’s mental health, tones muscles and bones, and encourages weight loss.
* Significant work
* To love and to be loved
Part B
List and explain the issues you were able to research.
* There is constant harassment by little pay, excessive hours, and exposure to dangerous chemicals without protection. This causes ailments such as jaundice and cancer in the areas near these factories.
* Deplorable working conditions to the point that a factory collapsed, killing numerous workers, despite the management knowing the situation.
* Manufacturers com...