Human rights are rights we have simply because we are human beings - They are not granted by any state, permission, law, etc. Regardless of gender, skin color, job, or the law. Human rights are international/universal rights we need or else nothing would be fair in this world.
1. Human rights is very important thing that is universally used, without it nothing would ever be considered equal or fair these days, and people would be doing much more wrong, and the world would basically be criminalised. 2. Human rights can be different depending on what country you are in. Things like communism can definitely effect those rights the people may have, it could have benefits for the countries growth, but not for the people. 3. Repression is another thing related to communism in some ways, its a use of force, just like for communism, the government uses force on the people to follow certain rules, and get no second chances, or other examples like the government seeing us through the camera, or spying us through social media to see if we are giving away any secrets or anything the government does not like. 4. Human rights must be given to everyone of a country equally, some examples of Human rights can be, the right to live, the right to social security, the rights to vote once they have the specific requirements, the rights to have a voice and say without getting in trouble with the government , the rights to liberty, to have the freedom from slavery.
I believe that the only way in which poetry today resembles poetry from the 14th century is C) Poems are still often recited orally. A isn't correct because nowadays prose is valued more. B - poetic devices are often used. D - the meter has changed significantly.
