The justification for considering historical and religious contexts when evaluating human rights is congruent with the idea of cultural relativism.
When we judge a culture based on our own ideas of what is right or wrong, weird or normal, we are said to be practicing cultural relativism. Instead, we ought to work to comprehend other groups' cultural practices in the context of those people's own cultures.
By encouraging an understanding of cultural practices that are foreign to other cultures, such as eating insects, genocides, or genital cutting, cultural relativism seeks to combat ethnocentrism. Consider the typical custom of same-sex friends in India walking together while holding hands.
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