English Enlightenment and, especially, John Locke, have an undeniable value in terms of liberal human rights, which is worth to mention here (Brown 2006, 693; Clapham 2007, 6-10; James 2007, 14-16; Vincent 2010, 44-45; Freeman 2012, 20-22). According to him, people have inherent natural rights that they acquire at their birth. These fundamental rights, which are also the core of the current liberal doctrine, are “life, liberty and property” (Heywood 2012, 44).