> "Human right" by definition means that it applies to all humans Correct > ever automatically. Eh, since human rights are a (very valuable) legal construct,

> "Human right" by definition means that it applies to all humans Correct > ever automatically. Eh, since human rights are a (very valuable) legal construct, this statement isn't really rigorous enough to parse. Do human rights as defined by 2022 EU law apply to ancient Egypt? What would it mean if they did, or did not? IMHO, not even a question worth attempting to define. Human rights are great, but you won't find them in the laws of physics, only in the laws of people.