A recent writing test question...

The right to live and to make a living that you are able to sustain yourself on????
Good question!

Interesting question. I think every human should have the right to worship when and where they want

That is an interesting question. I'd be curious to read what some of the teenagers have to say.

Me, well, legally in this country at least the Bill of Rights spells those rights out pretty clearly. Personally, 1) -- well, heck, I started to list things that I believe should be rights for all mankind. There are so many and so many ways the world persecutes people based on disparities in viewpoints.

I guess for me it is a matter of exercising the tools we are all born with. We know the difference between right and wrong and how to treat people with respect and dignity. Some of those things are learned through environment but we all still have the innate truth within us. That's a bit abstract, I realize.

One way I've tried to impress this upon others is to ask; how would you feel if ...

That probably didn't make a bit of sense. Bottom line, I try to treat everyone with dignity and respect, whether it's the befuddled homeless guy begging on the corner or a senior statesman(woman).

The right to worship how & where we please.
The right to live where we please.
The right to good manners from everyone we come into connect with.
The right to drink coffee and eat a doughnut even if they are bad for us!

Human rights should be granted to all humans. Humane treatment would be a good start. However there is not "textbook" definition that I found.
(Ask. com - "Dictionary Search - Your search for 'humane treatment' did not match any dictionary results.") I am not surprised by this, but that topic could be a discuss of it's own. I digress.

Rights related to basic needs would be a top priority. (relating to safety, health, etc.) Until this is tended to in any circumstance or situation, no one would be in sustainable shape to discuss or debate the rest. Each issue is its own "can of worms", as the saying goes.

Well, I'm rambled enough in one comment. Although it's debatable that I directly answered your question or not. (blah, blah, blah & such)

....or made any sense for that matter... heh

The right to live your life the way you choose without having others stick their nose in and tell you how to live your life.

the right of the basics...to be fed, clothed and in a safe environment...sadly though not all of these basics are met for all people and some more than others, misuse their rights for them...but to me, if you have these three things...you can survive without much else....what you add to them is up to each individual.

I think one of the basic human rights should be to have adequate health care when needed. No human can function well if not in decent health. I think a human has a right to decent and safe housing, food, clothes, and other basic needs, provided the able bodied ones are willing to work for it. Also freedom of speech as long as the rights of others are respected, freedom to worship as one chooses or to not worship if desired, the freedom to live and travel where desired (if you can afford it), the right to have a good education and a job (that one is qualified for and has sought out). Safety and freedom from being a crime victim should be a human right.
Freedom to marry, not marry, be gay or straight openly. Children should have the human right of not being abused. Well, I can see I am rambling so I will see what others have to say.

Freedoms similar to those found in our Constitution.