Most of the world’s present Population has-been born since the advent of the modern human rights movement. The idea that all humans are possessed of certain natural on God-given rights can be found in many forms and in many diverse cultures. My research work is about human rights Violation and the Loopholes in this report has been investigation divided into seven chapters. Here I want to discus the idea and development of human rights, I have discussed the rights which are ensured by the international covenant and the causes of violation of these rights. My key topic is the investigation process of violation of Human Rights. Here I have mentioned the quality of investigator, princedom of investigation, role of evidence to prove the offence and a recommendation to effective the investigation procedure and to prevent the abuse of Human Rights and also to ensure the human rights for the citizen of Bangladesh and whole world. Became this rights and Universal untransferable and inalienable & we have to protect these rights. To conclude this thesis work in first chapter I have discussed about Preliminary Research, Introduction, Research Object, Research Methodology; in Second Chapter, Development of Human Rights, Third Chapter Law of Human Rights Under International Law; Four Chapter Violation of Human Rights; Fifth Chapter Procedure of Investigation of Human Rights; Six Chapter Findings of Research, Conclusion, Recommendation. After all I think this thesis work covers all of views of Human Rights violation and also closely the different woods of Human Rights investigation procedure. I think I have successfully unlighted all of the approaches which we dealt with Human Rights violation issues.
The International Convenient on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) 1966 provides "Every human being has the inherent right to life. This shall be protected by law. No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his life.
Right means a claim of some interests advised by on individual or a group of individuals which has either moral or legal basis and which is essential for his development in the society.
According to Holland, "Right means a capacity residing in one man of controlling with the assent and assistance of the state, the actions of others".
Salmond defines that, "Rights means and interest recognized and protected by the law respect for which is a duty and disregard of which is a wrong." and Salmond further said a right involves the following criteria- (i) a person invested with right entitled (ii) a person or persons or that right imposes a correlative duty or obligation (iii) a title or reason for the right becoming vested in the owner.
J, Martian stated that, "That human person possessor rights because of the very fact that it is a person, a whole, master of itself and of its acts, and which consequently is not merely a means to an end, but an end, an end which must be treated as such (and) the human person in the subject to rights, possesses rights. These are things which are owned to man because of the very fact that he is man."
The International Convenient on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) 1966 provides "Every human being has the inherent right to life. This shall be protected by law. No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his life.
Right means a claim of some interests advised by on individual or a group of individuals which has either moral or legal basis and which is essential for his development in the society.
According to Holland, "Right means a capacity residing in one man of controlling with the assent and assistance of the state, the actions of others".
Salmond defines that, "Rights means and interest recognized and protected by the law respect for which is a duty and disregard of which is a wrong." and Salmond further said a right involves the following criteria- (i) a person invested with right entitled (ii) a person or persons or that right imposes a correlative duty or obligation (iii) a title or reason for the right becoming vested in the owner.
J, Martian stated that, "That human person possessor rights because of the very fact that it is a person, a whole, master of itself and of its acts, and which consequently is not merely a means to an end, but an end, an end which must be treated as such (and) the human person in the subject to rights, possesses rights. These are things which are owned to man because of the very fact that he is man."
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