Name: The Origin of Human Rights and Self Determination with Human Rights Lawyer Peter Fam
Uploaded: 2022-11-17T06:31:47+00:00
Duration: 2 min 11 s
Description: Peter Fam is a human rights lawyer from Sydney, Australia. He believes that today's society has become detached from the principles our species has upheld and respected for thousands of years. We took

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Peter Fam is a human rights lawyer from Sydney, Australia. He believes that today's society has become detached from the principles our species has upheld and respected for thousands of years.

We took a particularly deep dive into the origin of human rights, natural law and how that is evolving in today's post-modern society that is reimagining the human rights landscape. It forced us to ask deep epistemological questions to trace the authority of self-determination and the origin of truth.

Watch the full interview at: https://discernable.io/the-origin-of-human-rights-with-human-rights-lawyer-peter-fam

We discussed:

Fasting and food shortages
Human rights law based in ancient Egyptian society
Greco-Roman natural law
Society's attempt to enshrine natural law
When governments create exceptions to human rights
Can human rights ever be granted?
Post modernism and the erosion of natural rights
Vaccine mandates and human rights
Australian peer pressure and its convict past
Contact tracing through Woolworths supermarket loyalty cards
Privacy as a lightning rod for human rights
Schools requiring fingerprints to enter bathrooms
Australians don't value human rights
Collapse in trust for medical system
Parallel systems always arise under absolutism
Lockdown attitudes are not sustainable
The psychotic on both sides who are consumed by fear
The crash that western societies must have
The inevitable collapse of societies when human rights are trampled
Blue Zones on earth
Lifespan vs Healthspan
Empires that succeed - the British Empire?
The longest human society - the Indigenous Australia
How should we measure human 'success'?
Objective truth and human values
Self-determination a modern cross-cultural value, aka 'Free will'
What normal people want - comfort
Useless international conventions on human rights
When only 10% of population dissent, societies change
The fires that bring renewal
How to survive long cycles
Is there a God?
Doesn't take long for bad times to change anymore
Human rights cases in Australia
Legal actions claiming false imprisonment in hotel quarantine
The High Court 'Australian Babies Case'
Mehdi Ali, the lying refugee
Why the left wing refuse to interview