The present book has been divided in three major parts and eight chapters. First part deals with historical background both at national and international level. It also deals with the concept, definition and classification of universal and national human rights. International human rights have been classified on the basis of historical ground, legal ground, and on the ground of before or after establishment of U.N.O. Likewise national provisions of human rights have been classified on period basis before or after commencement of constitution of India. Further general and specific classifications of human rights have also been discussed. Part second deals firstly, with International human rights provisions whether codified or uncodified. Secondly, Indian constitutional statutory and other legal provisions for human rights and other natural and uncodified Indian human rights have been discussed. Fundamental Principles of human rights have been discussed. Part three comprises restrictions and limitations of human rights. Various impediments have also been considered. Impact of Emergency provisions have also been considered. Evaluation of present day position of human rights either at national and international level have been described. Role of N.G.Os. have also been described further. Contribution of various Commissions relating to human rights in India or abroad has also been touched upon. Lastly future position of human rights and suggestions for future reforms have been analyzed. Atleast 22 constitution of various foreign nations along with legal provisions of U.N.O. or other international agencies have been critically examined.
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