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Anand, Human Rights, p [^2]: [^25] Dr.Gokulesh Sharma, Human Rights and Legal Remedies, Deep and Deep Publication, New Delhi, p [^70]: [^26] Human Rights and Legal Remedies ,p [^71]: [^27] A.A. Mawdudi. Human Rights in Islam, Markazi Maktaba Islamic Delhi, 1982, p [^56]: [^28] Teaching Human Rights , United Nations, New york, 1989, p [^5]: [^29] Karel Vasak, “Human Rights a legal Reality”.

The International Dimensions of Human Rights, vol I,English Ed.by Phillip Alston, UNESCO .pp, 4-[^10]: [^30] In this play , Sophocles describes describes that Antigone’s brother, while he was rebelling against the kind, was killed and his burial was prohibited by the kind Creon. In defiance of the order Antigone buried her brother. When she was arrested for violating the order.

She pleaded that she had acted in accordance with the immutable, “un written laws of heaven” which even the kind could not override. Sophocles Antigon, The Unwritten, Unchanging laws of the gods, see also Dr. U. Chandra, “Human Rights”, p 1-[^2]: [^31] P.N. Bhagwati, Human rights, International law association Allabad Centre 1980, p [^7]: [^32] Galus Eezejoffor, Protection of Human Rights under the law, Butter worth London -1964 ,p [^3]: [^33] Khwaja. A.

Muntaqim, Protection of Human Rights ( National and International Perspectives), Law Publishers, India-2004, p [^5]: [^34] Protection of Human Rights ( National and International Perspectives), p [^5]: [^35] For instance, the Declaration of Independence of the thirteen United States of America in [^1776]: (The Virginia Declaration, 1776): the constitution of the United States of 1778 with amendments in 1789, 1865, 1869 and 1919 specified a number of rights of man.

The Virginia Declaration of rights affirmed that all men are by nature equally free and impendent and have certain inherent rights. The French Declaration of the Rights of man and of the citizens of 1789 led other European countries to include the provisions in their laws for the protection of human rights. H. O. Agarwal.