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The concept of human rights focuses on protecting the basic rights and interests of a person as a human being, without which one cannot live like a human being. These rights mainly include the right to life of the individual, right to freedom, right to equality, right to justice, right to education, right to health etc. Although the concept of human rights is modern, but its roots are associated with ancient traditions and philosophies. Which played an important role in shaping the concept of modern human rights. After two world wars in the 20th century, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) was adopted by the world community in 1948 and withit human rights were universally recognized at the global level. In modern era human rights concept has gradually expanded over different generations. Each generation has expanded the scope and depth of human rights based on the previous generation. This article will review the new dimensions of human rights developed in different generation.