This video explores the concept of human rights and its relation to police brutality.
We discuss the traditional view of human rights, also known as the interactional model,
and how it has been challenged by a new institutional model.
The interactional model focuses on the interactions between individuals and the duties that come with human rights.
On the other hand, the institutional model emphasizes the need to organize social systems to secure access to human rights.
We examine the implications of these models on issues like police brutality and the protection of human rights.
By understanding the different perspectives on human rights, we can work towards creating a more just and equitable society.
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