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 Right to Equality or Equality

 Where is the right to equality? | From the people
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Right to Equality (An- 14 to 18) Right to Equality (An- 14 to 18)

The right to equality is a critical hindrance in achieving the goals of global human rights. According to the United Nations Declaration, all the people of the world are equal before the law, so they are entitled to get judicial protection before the law of no discrimination. [1]Sequence

    1 Right to Equality / Equality in India
    2 Implementation of Right to Equality
    3 representation (reservation) =
    4 References
    5 External linksRight to Equality / Equality in IndiaAccording to the Indian Constitution, Indian citizens have the right to equality / equality (as per Antoin 14 to 18) in the form of fundamental rights which are admissible in the court. [2] These rights are-

    Article 14 = Equality before the law.
    Article 15 = No discrimination will be made on the basis of religion, race, caste, sex and place of birth.
    Article 16 = Equality of opportunity regarding public planning.
    Article 17 = Untouchable (untouchability) has been extinguished.
    Anukheed 18 = Degrees have been terminated.Now only two types of titles are valid - Anu 18 (1) Degree earned by the state army and given by Vidya In addition, other titles are taboo. There, Anu 18 (2) directs that the citizen of India will not take any degree from the foreign state. [3]Implementation of Right to EqualityIt is believed that the right to equality is not a fact description. The description refers to the interpretation of circumstances where equality behaviors are expected. There is a difference in equality and homogeneity. If it is said that all people are equal then it is possible that the danger of symmetry can arise. Except 'all the people are equal', 'should be treated equally with all persons', the basis sentence for the implementation of equality rights is the basis. [4]Representation =[The [reservation]] system prepares the ground for equal treatment in the discriminating society. In the context of equality, two important things have been mentioned in the preamble of the Indian Constitution: * Equality of opportunity and * equality of prestige. [5] Equality of opportunity and prestige means that all sections of society ensure access to these ideals To be done In a class divided society, it is not possible to get the right to have the right to be unconstitutional and the principle of protection discrimination. Reservation is a positive action under protection oriented discrimination. Special reservations are given to any backward and deprived group (such as women, dalits, blacks etc.) under reservation so that the injustice done to them in the past can be compensated. [6] It is worth noting that Reservation and protection fundamental discrimination is not a violation of equality rights. Article 16 (4) of Indian Constitution clarifies that it is necessary to fulfill the right to 'Equality of opportunity'