A court would never award custody or visitation rights to a convicted child abuser.
You got to re-word the question from " How were the human rights of abused" to How people people's Human right's abused." This question is asking how were peoples human rights abused. The answer is that In some countries and during some time periods e.g. 1930s , were Jews were stripped from all of their rights and they were brutally abused. Simple answer is that: Peoples Human rights were abused by taking away their Human rights and everything they own.
there were people abused of their rights to liberty and life in very awfull conditions.
The "rights" of terrorists.
Don't ever count on an abuser 'gone for good.' He may well get tired of whatever he is doing or whomever he is seeing and be back! The best thing you can do is go to your local Abused Women's Center and ask for help in your situation. The counselors are there to offer good advice as to how to handle your abuser; your legal rights and if need be a safe place to go too called a 'transition house' if it is necessary.
Not usually unless he is proven to have abused the children. He may or may not get joint custody it just depends, and almost always father or mother have visitation rights.
False.
the abuse of power comes as no surprise
Yes although if he has abused the children or you then you can get either no visitations or guarded visitations where a relative or friend oversees the visit for you.
Yes and no. Without addressing the allegation that she is being "abused" - she can travel out-of-state with her child. HOWEVER - she can not do so with the intent of deserting the father and depriving him of any contact with their child. He, after all, is a parent and has rights as well.
yes, if someone is abusing it then they are not letting someone their rights
They came about because children were being abused.
Human rights are less likely to be abused in wealthy countries as wealthy people have everything they want and dont need to fights for power... i think