人権

1. Origins, structure, and basic meaning

• Structure: 人権 (じんけん) is a noun for human rights that belong to people and must not be unjustly violated.
• Basic usage: It is used when discussing children's human rights or stating that no one's rights should be violated.
  • 授業で子どもの人権について話し合った。 — In class, we discussed children's human rights.
  • 誰の人権も不当に侵してはならない。 — No one's rights should be unjustly violated.

2. Common pitfalls and similar expressions

• Topic and object of violation
  • In 人権について話し合う, human rights are the topic of discussion, while in 人権を侵す they are the object being violated.