We are all born free and equal

Human rights are moral, which describe certain standards of human behavior, in many countries human rights are protected by law, but there are many countries where basic human rights? ?are? ?stepped? ?on? ?regularly. Human rights are not equal in every country, in some Muslim countries women are not respected, they have to be fully clothed and can not speak their minds, because the society is ruled? ?by? ?Men,? ?they? ?are? ?again? ?influenced? ?by? ?both? ?cultural? ?and? ?religious? ?things,? ?Islam. Some men in these countries do not respect women, and can have four wives in total, and can marry? ?their? ?daughters? ?away? ?to? ?much? ?older? ?men,? ?and? ?they? ?only? ?think? ?about? ?money! Martin Luther King was a fighter for human rights, and had a dream, that afro americans could have the same rights as white people, he is also best known for giving his “I have a dream”? ?speech,? ?but? ?he? ?was? ?murdered? ?April? ?4,? ?1968,? ?he? ?was? ?only? ?39? ?years? ?old? ?when? ?he? ?died. From the beginning of times we have had slavery, we read in the bible about slavery, slavery in the US started in the 17th century, in the 18th century there was a big growth in slavery in the US, african people was transported across the Atlantic ocean in slave ships, many died on the long voyage, the rest were sold to the highest bidder on a market, now they were someone's property, and used in plantations and factories, they were treated badly, but in 1865? ?slavery? ?ended,? ?thanks? ?to? ?Abraham? ?Lincoln. Today there are many many organisations protecting human rights, both secular and religious and ngo’s, one of the best known is Amnesty international, it’s a movement of more than 7 million? ?people? ?in? ?over? ?150? ?countries. We? ?are? ?all? ?different,? ?and? ?that? ?is? ?what? ?makes? ?us? ?special. Maria? ?Muller? ?8.Ð,? ?342? ?words