Full security of human rights

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Two worlds

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  1. All humans are not secure in their human rights.
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  1. All humans are secure in their human rights.
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The most significant concerns in world (1) are those that prevent us from getting to world (2). Once in world (2), the types of concerns opens up significantly.

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We are currently in world (1). We may always be in world (1), though I hope not.

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Even in world (1) we can discuss concerns that are not related to securing human rights. But it is important to understand when one is discussing a concern that is specific to world (1), or a concern that would still exist in world (2).

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In other words, it is important to have clarity on whether a given concern is a concern of human rights.

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Security of human rights is exciting

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World (2) is very exciting. In this world, our significant problems are relatively stabilized, and beings are living comfortable lives and are pushing the limits of positive experience.

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human rights = life rights

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I use human rights for the sake of clarity, but Life Rights may be a more appropriate term that will allow us to include non-human beings in this moral consideration.

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