Human rights globally refer to privileges that come with every human being when they are born. These rights are about 30 in number and include freedom of thought, association, right to own things and right to public assembly, among others. Below is a list of agencies responsible for the protection of human rights. Across the world, countries, organisations and various institutions are expected to protect these rights by behaving in certain manners previously agreed upon in various laws and treaties.

Younger sister of actor Jake T. Austin, one of the stars of Disney's Wizards of Waverly Place. Before Fame She was barely a toddler when her brother got his acting career off the ground when he was seven years old. She grew up in West Nyack, New York. Trivia She was in attendance alongside her brother at the Teen Choice Awards in 2014. Family Life Her parents are Giny Rodriquez Toranzo and Joe Szymanski.

A bride Christabel looked lovely as she wore a three-in-one dress for her wedding, and she displayed all three stylesIn a video shared online, she was seen wearing the first design as she stepped outside the church with her groomShe displayed the second style, which was without the cape that the first one had, and she showed off the third style during the receptionA beautiful bride, Christabel, gave off three gorgeous looks in her wedding dress, which captivated the hearts of netizens.

American professional boxer who became the unified world champion in two weight classes in June 2018. She has two Olympic gold medals in the women's middleweight division - one from the 2012 London Olympics, and one from the 2016 Rio Olympics - making her the first American boxer to win consecutive Olympic medals, and the first American woman to win a gold medal in boxing.  Before Fame She began training at Berston Field House in Flint when she was 11, with Jason Crutchfield as her trainer.

Container clearing cost has increased by 67 per cent, resulting in increases in the prices of vehicle spare parts. A freight forwarder in an interview with Punch disclosed that they pay N600, 000 to clear a 40-foot container loaded with used vehicles’ spare parts, but now pay over N1 million for the same consignment. A member of the National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders, Ugochukwu Nnadi, claimed that the Nigeria Customs Service is inflicting untold hardship on Nigerians with the high cost of clearing the consignment, rather than generating revenue for the federal government.