Abstract:

The global development of culture and its impact on attitudes towards human rights is a complex and dynamic process that has evolved significantly over the years. This abstract aims to provide an overview of the key trends and patterns observed in the interplay between culture and attitudes towards human rights on a global scale. Culture, as a multifaceted concept, encompasses shared values, beliefs, customs, and traditions that define the identity of societies and individuals. The perception of human rights within different cultures is shaped by historical, religious, social, and political contexts. Throughout history, human rights have been interpreted diversely, leading to varying degrees of recognition and respect across different regions of the world.

Description:

Global, Human rights, Society, Historical, Political