Analysis of Political Rights and liberty According Based on Buddhism Approach

Abstract

The objectives of this research were 1) to study political rights and liberty as stated in the Universal Declaration, 2) to study political rights and liberty according to Buddhism, and 3) to analyze principles and methods for promoting political rights and liberty according to Buddhism. religion the conduct of this research is qualitative research. The data from the document study were analyzed by (1) descriptive analysis (2) interpretation) and (3) synthesis. Analysis of Political Rights and liberty According to Buddhism Focus on studying and analyzing information presented in the Universal Declaration International Convention on Civil and Political Rights Thai constitution Scriptures, Tripitaka, Commentary and Buddhist Literature including analyzing data obtained from in-depth interviews by using content analysis in the context of political rights and liberty. The results of the research revealed that

Political rights and liberty reflected in the Universal Declaration and its related parts. Human beings are equal in the law. have rights and liberties and are equally protected by law Men and women have equal rights. and have political rights and liberty both at the personal and social levels. The state has a duty to provide civil rights, protection and protection of the interests of citizens or communities.

Political Rights and liberty According to Buddhism consisting of morality as good conduct peace is peace and equality is equality in society. Principles and methods for promoting political rights and liberty that are suitable for application in Thai society. It depends on the basic decision of that person according to the Kalama Sutra. It is a principle for making decisions in Buddhism. and manifests itself in the form of behavior known as the 3 kamma, namely physical, verbal, and mental which must have a core principle in order to reach the objectives of Buddhism, known as the Three Principles, consisting of (1) Not committing all sins (precepts). (2) Accomplishment of merit (samadhi) and (3) purifying one's mind (paññā).