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LAWS OF HUMANITY:
First Law: It is the birth right of each and every human being to oppose any inhumane system till end.
Second Law: A human being may or may not be the victim of that inhumane system. His birth right remain unchanged.
Humane system: A system in which right of equal opportunities for the development of the human being is protected.
Inhumane system: A system in which right of equal opportunities for the development is denied or not protected.
Development fields: Religious, Spiritual, Social, Educational, Moral, Economical, Political etc.
Axiom: Development can be sacrificed for the life but not vice-versa.
(The axiom is crucial and controversial but real.)
INTERPRETATION:
1. By the virtue of these laws all human beings are empowered to oppose any kind of an inhumane system any where in the universe in which equal opportunities for the development of the human being /beings is/are denied or not protected, irrespective of any differentiation such as racial, moral, social, cultural, educational, economical & political etc.
2. Development field/fields remain(s) as humane system as long as the field(s) provide(s) and protect the right of equal opportunities.
RC Gedamkar, AMFED, Mumbai, India. e-mail: rc.gedamkar@gmail.com
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