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MacKinnon points out that the concept of human rights has seldom categorized as the rights of women. Even though in a generic sense it is to mean that all human beings must have the freedom to certain rights, women have been historically deprived of it. Neither socially nor legally, did they have the opportunity to exercise their rights.