Right to Love

There is an issue that I've been wanting to discuss about for so long, but I never had the courage to do so. Why? Because it is somehow a very sensitive issue, called "Right to Love". I believe it equality between gender, I believe in human rights, yet I still belief in the norms of religion. This is solely on my point of view and on what I believe should have taken place long ago. If my opinions and suggestion are wrong then let it be, all I'm doing right now is to share some piece of mind, a piece of opinion that I believe should be consider by others.

Right to Love

Sexual orientation and gender identity are integral to every person's dignity and humanity and must not be on the basis for discrimination or abuse. However, some people have faced discrimination and violation of their rights. There is a need to learn the basic human rights related to one's sexual orientation and gender identity, for one to live a healthy life with dignity. 

Let us learn on the following rights of individuals:

• Principle 1 - The Right to the Universal Enjoyment of Human Rights.
• Principle 2 - The Rights to Equality and Non-discrimination.
• Principle 3 - The Right to recognition before the law.
• Principle 4 - The Right to Life.
• Principle 5 - The Right to Security of the Person.
• Principle 6 - The Right to Privacy.
• Principle 7 - The Right to Freedom from Arbitrary deprivation of liberty.
• Principle 8 - The Right to a Fair Trial.
• Principle 9 - The Right to Treatment with Humanity while in Detention.
• Principle 10 - The Right to Freedom from Torture and Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment.
• Principle 11 - The Right to Protection from all forms of exploitation, sale and trafficking of human beings.
• Principle 12 - The Right to Work.
• Principle 13 - The Right to Social Security and to other Social Protection measures.
• Principle 14 - The Right to an Adequate Standard of Living.
• Principle 15 - The Right to Adequate Housing.
• Principle 16 - The Right to Education.
• Principle 17 - The Right to the Highest Attainable Standard of Health.
• Principle 18 - Protection from Medical Abuses.
• Principle 19 - The Right to Freedom of Opinion and Expression.
• Principle 20 - The Right to Freedom of Peaceful Assembly and Association.
• Principle 21 - The Right to Freedom of Thought, Conscience and Religion.
• Principle 22 - The Right to Freedom of Movement.
• Principle 23 - The Right to seek Asylum.
• Principle 24 - The Right to Found a Family.
• Principle 25 - The Right to Participate in Public Life.
• Principle 26 - The Right to Participate in Cultural Life.
• Principle 27 - The Right to Promote Human Rights.
• Principle 28 - The Right to Effective Remedies and Redress.
• Principle 29 - Accountability.

All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. All human rights are universal, interdependent, indivisible and interrelated. The principles above will help to ensure that your rights and value as a human being is clearly defined and stated. The challenge now remains for you to respect and promote these rights as a valuable member of your community.

I leave you with these for your reading and understanding.