"Every person has guaranteed human rights and the right to freedom, regardless of race, sex, language, religion, political and other opinions, national and social origin, property, birth and other circumstances. Human rights are almost accepted by all the countries of the world. The universality of this issue is often used as a basis for military and economic pressure against them. With the help of basic rights and international agreements, human rights are an inalienable right In the international world, human rights are legalized by the declaration of the UN," said Nemat Hasanov, a student of the institution, at the "Human Rights Day" held at the Ministry of Health. have inalienable rights and freedoms.These rights and freedoms include a person's responsibilities and duties towards society and other people. The rights of a citizen are related to a person's belonging to a certain state. They are protected by the state.

 Other speakers at the event also noted that the protection of human rights in Azerbaijan is regulated by the country's Constitution. According to the Decree of the head of the country Mr. Ilham Aliyev dated June 18, 2007, June 18 is celebrated as "Human Rights Day" in Azerbaijan. This is a clear example of the high value our independent state attaches to human rights. All radical positive changes in the direction of ensuring human rights and freedoms in independent Azerbaijan were possible as a result of large-scale reforms implemented by national leader Heydar Aliyev.