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difference between fundamental rights and international human rights​

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Answer:

Human rights are universal, without any limitation. In contrast, a fundamental right exists within a specific legal system, with the limitations that the law grants. Therefore, the concept of fundamental rights prevails in state laws. A fundamental right is, above all, a right that the constitution creates.

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