Human rights are indisputable rights because every person on earth is entitled to it as a human being. These rights are free to every human being irrespective of his gender, culture, religion, nation, place, caste, creed or economic status. The idea of human rights dates back to human history, although there was a lot of variation in this concept in earlier times. Heres a detailed look at the concept Internationally, human rights are broadly classified into: civil and political rights and social rights, which include economic and cultural rights. It is very necessary for the simple and normal life of every person that he must get the necessary human rights in every situation. On the basis of these various types of human rights have been classified. This right limits the power of the government with respect to actions affecting the autonomy of the individual. It gives an opportunity to the people to participate in the government and contribute to the formulation of laws. These rights direct the government to act in a positive and interventionist manner so that the essential needs of human life and development are met. The government of each country hopes to ensure the well being of all its citizens. Everyone has the right to social security. In todays time, human rights are such a facility, without which our life will become very frightening and pathetic because without human rights we can be subjected to all kinds of atrocities and we can be exploited without any fear. In fact, human rights have been very essential not only in todays time but also throughout the history of human civilization. In India too, in ancient times, citizens of many republican states had many special human rights. In todays time, human rights from prisoners to prisoners of war have been decided internationally. These rights are supervised and regulated by several major international institutions and organizations. If there is no human rights then our life will be worse than that of animals, a direct example of this we get to see in todays time in many dictatorial and religiously run countries. Where only for expressing his views or for making a small mistake, a person is sentenced to death penalty because there is neither any human rights rule nor any kind of law, along with in such countries Even when punished, prisoners are treated worse than animals.