Human Rights: What will happen to the women?

According to IB: Human rights are basic claims and entitlements that, many argue, one should be able to exercise simply by being a human being. Many contemporary thinkers argue they are essential for living a life of dignity, are inalienable, and should be accepted as universal. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted by the UN in 1948 is recognized as the beginning of the formal discussion of human rights around the world. Critics argue that human rights are a Western, or at least culturally relative, concept.

Entitlements (權利): something that you automatically have a right for.

Dignity (尊嚴): being worthy of respect or acceptance

Inalienable (不可剝奪的權利): unable to be taken away -- you always have it

Universal (普遍的): Applies to everybody, regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, religion, etc.

Culturally Relative (文化相對主義): the opposite of universal; the idea that different groups or cultures have different views on what is considered a "right"