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MAHARAJA SURAJMAL

INSTITUTE
C-4, Janak Puri, New Delhi-110058
Website: www.msijanakpuri.com
DEPARTMENT OF LAW

DATE: 18/09/2024

Subject: Human Rights Subject Code: LLB 307

ASSINGMENT-1
(10 MARKS)

Research Topic: "The Journey of Human Rights: Tracing Historical Roots and Modern
Developments"
Instructions:
Prepare a comprehensive research paper addressing the following key areas of human rights.
Your paper should be between 3000-4000 words, appropriately structured, and should
include references from credible sources.
Structure of the Paper:
1. Introduction
o Brief overview of human rights and their importance in contemporary society.
2. Meaning, Nature, and Significance
o Define human rights.
o Discuss the inherent nature of human rights.
o Explain the significance of human rights in legal, social, and political contexts.
3. Evolution of Human Rights (Global)
o Trace the evolution of human rights from ancient civilizations (e.g.,
Hammurabi’s Code, Magna Carta) to the establishment of the League of
Nations.
o Analyze the impact of the World Wars on the global perspective of human
rights.
o Discuss the formation and significance of the Universal Declaration of Human
Rights (UDHR) in 1948.
4. Evolution of Human Rights (National)
o Examine the history of human rights in India, from the Vedic period through
significant historical events leading up to the Constitution of India.
o Highlight key milestones and documents that shaped the understanding of
human rights in India.
5. Modern Developments
o Analyze recent trends and developments in human rights law, including
international treaties, conventions, and emerging issues such as digital rights
and environmental rights.
o Discuss the role of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and civil society
in promoting and protecting human rights.
6. Generations of Human Rights
o Outline the three generations of human rights:
▪ First Generation: Civil and political rights.
▪ Second Generation: Economic, social, and cultural rights.
▪ Third Generation: Collective and developmental rights.
o Discuss the significance and interdependence of these generations in
promoting human dignity.
7. Conclusion
o Summarize key findings and reflect on the future of human rights in a
globalized world.
Formatting Guidelines:
• Use APA or MLA citation style for references.
• Include a title page, table of contents, and bibliography.
• Ensure clarity, coherence, and logical flow in your arguments.
Evaluation Criteria:
• Depth of research and understanding of the topic.
• Clarity and coherence in writing.
• Critical analysis and original thought.
• Proper use of citations and references.

Submission Deadline: 30 September, 2024

Note: Assignment has to be submitted by students of BA LLB and BBA LLB (Batch 2022-
27)

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