Introduction to Human Rights | Lesson 6: "Civil and Political Rights I"

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In srilanka there was a protest featuring kids demanding the right for underage marriage mentioning puberty as the requirement for marriage

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Sir, In the discussion on civil and political rights in relation to state action, you have stated that "Civil rights then imply the freedom to act in the economic and social spheres of life". How is this notion different from the very concept of Social, Economic and Cultural rights? How can we draw the distinction between them?

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I remembered he talked about the difference between two rights in videos before