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Nature law, also known as natural law or divine law, is a philosophical and ethical theory that asserts the existence of universal moral principles inherent in nature or divinely ordained. These principles are believed to be discoverable through human reason and are considered objective, immutable, and applicable to all people, regardless of their culture or beliefs. Proponents of natural law argue that these inherent laws provide a foundation for human morality and justice, serving as a benchmark against which positive human-made laws can be judged.
The concept of natural law has roots in ancient Greek philosophy, with thinkers like Aristotle and the
In more modern times, natural law has influenced the development of human rights discourse and international