What are Suriname's human characteristics?

Answer 1

Constitutional protections of life, person, property andself-realization are included among Suriname's human rights.

Specifically, the Constitution of 1987 and its reforms of 1992 define human rights in Suriname. The relevant section is found under Chapter V: Basic Rights, Individual Rights and Freedoms. Articles 8 through 23 may be summarized as defending freedom of choice in association, philosophy, religion, and speech; guaranteeing affordable legal assistance in the pursuit of fair, honest, public justice; protecting the life, person and property of all citizens; providing opportunities for self-realization through paid work; and respecting the family life, "honor and good name" and privacy of each citizen.

Answer 2

Culturally diverse is the most succinct way of describing Suriname's human characteristics.

Specifically, Suriname is populated by ethnic groups from every single continent except Antarctica. For example, its original settlers were peoples indigenous to the nearby Caribbean islands and to the Americas. The second settlement group was made up of European explorers and traders from England and the Netherlands. Succeeding settlers were native to Africa and to the Asian countries of India and Indonesia.