On Human Rights as the Core Value of the Constitution
YU Wen-hao
Abstract
YU Wen-hao
Abstract
Declaring and safeguarding human rights constitute the content and function of the Constitution. Human rights should have the greatest esteem as the core values of the Constitution. As the core values, human rights are the value pursuit when the constitution enacted, and the concept human rights is the core element through constitution predicaments. The fundamental purpose of guarantee freedom and maintain order is the realization of human rights. The Ultimate goal of Constitutional practice is to protect human rights.
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Declaring and safeguarding human rights constitute the content and function of the Constitution. Human rights should have the greatest esteem as the core values of the Constitution. As the core values, human rights are the value pursuit when the constitution enacted, and the concept human rights is the core element through constitution predicaments. The fundamental purpose of guarantee freedom and maintain order is the realization of human rights. The Ultimate goal of Constitutional practice is to protect human rights.
Key concepts: Constitution, Safeguarding, Human rights, Fundamental rights, Law, Rights of Nature, Political science, Core (optical fiber)