You're using a different definition than i am then, and dare I say, an archaic one. Basic human needs and rights only make sense in the context of the society

You're using a different definition than i am then, and dare I say, an archaic one. Basic human needs and rights only make sense in the context of the society in which said humans are a part of. Homeless? Not a problem in nomadic tribes. Cities? Basic need / right. Access to food services? Not a problem for the Buddhist monk. Cities? Basic need / right. Electricity? Not a problem for the Amish. Cities? Basic need / right. Internet? Perhaps not as established as the above, but definitely establishing itself very quickly in most cities.