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So are you claiming that human rights are subjective and not universal? Or that it's acceptable for the EU to violate human rights if the USA is worse in some w
by nradov 5mo ago
So are you claiming that human rights are subjective and not universal? Or that it's acceptable for the EU to violate human rights if the USA is worse in some ways?
Belarus is a European country. How is freedom of the press doing there?
- mnewme 5mo agoI don’t know why you think the American definition of human rights is universal? It is. Look at the freedom of press index for example. And as the US doesn’t accept foreign courts, there is not really a legal apparatus against the state outside of the US, which many European countries do have. Belarus is not part of the EU, nor did it sign many of the international human rights
- nradov 5mo agoI don't know why you think the EU definition of human rights matters at all? The comment I responded to was about Europe. Belarus is part of Europe. As are Serbia, Moldova, etc.
- mnewme 5mo agoIt does matter, for example for all countries that signed the ECHR. And most European countries even have more rights guaranteed by the state and by EU. You are trying to move goalposts instead of trying to counter my arguments
- seb1204 5mo agoIt's doing fine