Journal Article

دور المجتمع المدني في نشر ثقافة حقوق الإنسان

البحيري، ولاء

2007

Overview

Human rights preoccupy researchers, politicians and public opinion, since the international developments that led to their intensification of considering human rights on the international and local levels. The universality of these rights, the freedom they entail and concessions they have played the role to impact the whole society. The unification of these rights and their freedoms in the world guarantee their provision inside member states like Jordan. The widely increasing respect of human rights represent a human rights culture, an original right, entailing a responsibility for civil society organizations, human rights principles, and protection. They are considered as channels for political upbringing working for the education of local society within the framework of systems and laws. Education takes place through seminars, meetings, workshops and training courses. Hence the citizen recognizes his rights as a human like the right to life, right to freedom of expression, right to a fair trial, participation in the management of public affairs, right to dignity, economic rights, social rights, cultural rights and collective rights. As such, It is noticeable the role of civil society in addressing human rights as a culture in Jordan. Yet people look to more effort to be considered to consolidate such roof across different and varied institutions in civil society. It might be considered as sacred values that are safeguarded by law, and respected by institutions and individuals.

• Publisher: مركز دراسات الشرق الاوسط
• Subject: الأردن / الثقافة / الحقوق الدينية / الحقوق السياسية / الحقوق المدنية / الدستور / القوانين و التشريعات / المؤسسات / المجتمع المدني / المصطلحات / النظام السياسي / الوعي الثقافي / حقوق الإنسان