Trace the development of the idea of liberty.
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In Britain the idea that human beings possess a set of inherent and inalienable rights has deep roots which can be traced back over centuries.
Here are some of the key dates in the history of human rights in the UK.
1166 – Abolition of trial by combat and trial by ordeal
1215 – Magna Carta
1647 – “An Agreement of the People”
1689 – Bill of Rights
1774 – Parliamentary Register
1832 – Reform Act
1833 – The Slavery Abolition Act
1918 – Representation of the People Act
1934 – Liberty founded
1948 – Universal Declaration of Human Rights
1950 – European Convention on Human Rights
1957 – The Wolfenden Report
1975/6 – Sex Discrimination Act and Race Relations Act
1998 – Human Rights Act
Here are some of the key dates in the history of human rights in the UK.
1166 – Abolition of trial by combat and trial by ordeal
1215 – Magna Carta
1647 – “An Agreement of the People”
1689 – Bill of Rights
1774 – Parliamentary Register
1832 – Reform Act
1833 – The Slavery Abolition Act
1918 – Representation of the People Act
1934 – Liberty founded
1948 – Universal Declaration of Human Rights
1950 – European Convention on Human Rights
1957 – The Wolfenden Report
1975/6 – Sex Discrimination Act and Race Relations Act
1998 – Human Rights Act
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