Every man has his own human rights that relate to legal, philosophical and political ideas. Rights are acquired by a person by his very birth, regardless of where he was born, what his gender is and what his skin color is. Neither religion nor nation affects the realization of human rights, that is, all the rights that belong to man as an individual. Back in the 18th century, the idea of human rights was born among the Enlightenment philosophers, and that's when the idea of human rights was developed, which is an indicator of how far the appearance of that idea goes, but also the need for the existence of human rights. Humanity is what we use to describe and mark a person's humanity. The characteristics of man, including both good and bad qualities, are covered by this term, as well as all the values that man possesses. It can be said that humanity is the basis for human rights. What goes closely with the concept of humanity is the concept of dignity, which refers to the system of living beings, human actions and to the living being itself. Human dignity is inviolable and demands to be respected and protected regardless of a person's characteristics.