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Humans Rights Violations And Violation Of Human Rights In Pakistan

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1 INTRODUCTION
This report is about the “Human rights” and “Violation of Human rights in Pakistan”. Humans are born with equal rights, every person on this planet have its own rights. Human rights should be the same for all people no matter what their background is. They have their own rights which are same as our rights and they must be respected by each of us. Everyone possess the same fundamental rights like food, shelter, health, security, safety, liberty, right to education, freedom to live, thought, move and many more and these rights must be respected protected by each of us. But in reality millions of humans are violated all over the world. Especially in Pakistan the rate of human rights violation is very high. Over 8,500 human rights violations reported in last 20 months. These include incidents of acid burning, burning, domestic violence, honor killings, kidnappings, missing persons, police-related and prison-related violations, rape, targeted killings, violence against children and women. [1]
1.1 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM This study is designed to analyze the impact of human rights violation on people.
1.2 OBJECTIVES OF THIS STUDY Purpose of this report is to know that how much people around us knows about the rights which they possess. To tell them that everyone has the right to live like a free human being. Fundamental Rights are guaranteed in the Constitution of Islamic Republic of Pakistan, 1973. According to this constitute everyone has the right

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