Different political systems address human rights through varying frameworks and principles. In democracies, human rights are often enshrined in constitutions and protected by law, emphasizing individual freedoms and protections against abuses. Conversely, in authoritarian regimes, human rights may be limited or ignored, as power is prioritized over individual liberties. Some systems might adopt international treaties to improve their human rights record, while others may resist external pressures, claiming sovereignty. Ultimately, the effectiveness of these systems in safeguarding rights is contingent on their political culture and the accountability mechanisms in place.