Human rights in democratic security policy

State, therefore, that human beings have human rights means that human beings do not have a recognized legal system-as-good Colombian, Finnish... or the United Nations-specific rights, or that they are fully protected and guaranteed by different legal operators, or even that humans enjoy the same, but in an ideal regulatory system is considered in good logic fully justified these individuals have human rights, and also means that it is desirable that the positive-legal systems different national laws and international law that is closer to the ideal regulatory system positively recognize and guarantee, therefore, these rights to citizens. It is not a meaningless claim that all human beings have the right to life, freedom of speech, health etc. Although unfortunately many of them live in totalitarian countries where these and other human-rights have not been collected in legal textspositive, or even living in democratic countries, remain in abject poverty and not-so-enjoy them really.