BUDDHISM AND HUMAN RIGHTS

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This article aims to study “Buddhism and Human Rights” and found that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is compared with Buddhism's teachings that appear in the Tripitaka. is consistent with the concept of international human rights in terms of rights and freedoms in expressing opinions, the right to life, equality, honor, and dignity of humanity that incorporates the teachings of the Buddha will help Buddhists realize the importance of respecting the rights and freedoms of others. to help resolve conflicts and current human rights violations All of them demonstrate the value of equal humanity according to the five precepts or precepts, the principles of faith, the principles of karma, and the three principles of benefit, which aim to bring happiness to those who practice. According to the knowledge and intellectual abilities of each person who promotes human rights as a guideline for the benefit and enjoyment of many people to encourage rejection of evil Support to do good deeds as a human being