Organizational Rights for Communities
This is a book/research in the making. It is about Human Rights and about referencing the same
with respect to a spiritual perspective. When individuals seek for rights it leads to
enhance selfishness and mediocracy. And in contrast
when individuals are sensitized to perform duties it leads to better and happier societies, where there is excellence and
better implementation of Human Rights.
Defining a fourth generation of human rights at the UN level can provide the scope for duties-based societies to strengthen their
praxis and the corollary benefits include poverty alieavation, removal of rural-urban divides and protection of global
environment. The fouth generation of Human Rights must deal with communities as units and assure them rights to
their culture, their togetherness, their spaces, their holies...
looking forward to parthering with experts in Law and Human Rights to finalize research on the subject.