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2 years ago

In your opinion how have human rights changed from the industrial revolution till the modern economy of today

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iren [92.7K]2 years ago

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Answer:

Yes human rights have been changed

Explanation:

Industrial revolution has terribly effected the human rights. Actually the industrial revolution was required due to the urbanization, where maximum villages and towns were transformed into cities and big cities. Due to lot of immigration towards the cities the demands of people were exceeded and industries were inaugurated to meet the demands of the people.

As the industries grown on the larger scale they needed more employees to work. As many people were hired and people keep on moving towards big cities and the rate of employment was decreased day by day. When there was unemployment then human rights were suffered in a way that child labor has been increased which is below the dignity of the humanity. Children use to be hired in companies and they were offered with low wages. Due to unemployment the children were compelled to work harder on less wages.

In such situation the industries started hiring the females on less wages then boys. It was another gender based discrimination arose. Women use to meet their expenses by themselves due to higher rate of employment. It was against the humanity that boys were preferred over girls for some of the jobs and for same job they were offered with more peanuts.

In today's era human health is been suffering due to industrialization. People are suffering with lungs cancer ,they are getting dumb and mental diseases are effecting badly the humans. This is the factor of humanity getting affected by industries. The industries are using the chemicals in the industries that is not good for the health of the humans and even the industries are making some products those are not good for human health and causing serious disease as well. So industrial revolution has effected the humanity badly.

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