international human rights

International human rights are a set of norms and standards that recognize and protect the fundamental freedoms and dignity of all individuals, regardless of nationality, race, gender, or any other status. Established through documents like the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, these rights include the right to life, freedom of expression, and freedom from torture. They are upheld by various international treaties and organizations, aiming to ensure that governments respect and promote the rights of their citizens and others. Ultimately, international human rights strive to create a just and equitable world for everyone.