Legit question: is there any way to make someone lose human rights?

Legit question: for what reason

No.

>>16874699
>is there any way to make someone lose human rights
Yes.

If you have a very big mansion.
You can keep a baby girl you kidnapped in a secret dungeon.
Where you will only teach her how to please you sexually.
You now realise she don't even own any basic human rights at all.

>>16874702
Innocent curiosity
>>16874706
You are still in trouble if someone finds out, while i am basically asking about a situation like slavery few centuries ago

>>16874719
>is there any way to make someone lose human rights
I gave u a way.
You just have to not fuck it up.

>>16874699
Frame them for a felony, preferably a sexual offense.

>>16874723
I guess
>>16874741
This will only put them in jail, there will be no use of them

>>16874699
> is there any way to make someone lose human rights? Without being large corporation or dictator. Some kind od agreement?

As long as you are in a first world country or a country that is a member of the United Nations, there is no way to legally lose your human rights.

You can have some be temporarily suspended under emergency conditions, but there are specific ones that are inviolable, no matter the reason or circumstance (even if there is a written, signed document signing them away, this document would be deemed invalid and illegitimate).

Any individual, organization, or even government that breaks these rights are subject to sanctions.

http://www.hrweb.org/legal/undocs.html

>>16874699
In certain areas, yes.

Work for the British government and you have to sign the Official Secrets Act, giving up your right to talk about anything you know from the job for the rest of your life.

Commit a crime, be sent to prison, and give up your right to freely assemble.

>>16874699
Guantanimo bay

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The truth is everyone has rights automatically regardless if you personally acknowledge them. No piece of paper can ever take away innate rights 1 is born with because that is intangible

>>16874699
Yes, get them institutionalized either in jail or loony bin.

Plant some drugs and call the cops.

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>>16876497

>>16876497
So the only way is to trick them into thinking that they have no rights, when in reality nothing in any conotation can affect someone's rights because they are innate.

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>>16876513
How Can Mirrors Be Real If Our Eyes Arent Real

rights dont real

>>16876515
Its not a complicated undertanding at all

Rights are innate
They cann't be created or destroyed
Usa founding fathers called them "godgiven rights"

I use the word innate

>>16876525
How can god be real if our rights arent real?

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>>16876529
God is a children's fable of course he doesn't exist

>>16876539
How can images be real if screencaps aren't real?

>>16876539
>All those notifications
>low battery
I'm triggered