n the live their lives and related to the environment, humans have provision of human rights. Human rights are rights inherent in every human being since the beginning of the lifetime, which is its validity and inviolability cannot be violate by anyone. As a good citizen, one must uphold human values of human rights without the distinction of status, class, ancestry, occupation, and so forth.
Declaration of Human Rights describes in detail about the fraternity (brotherhood) , equality in the political sector/ jurisdiction, the right to life/ liberty and security , opposition to slavery and the slave trade (slavery and the slave trade), the prohibition against torture, equal rights in the eyes of the law, the prohibition of interference personal life/ family, guarantees freedom of thought, belief, and religion.
Millions of children in the world are in danger of exploitation, violence, and discrimination. They require special protection to maintain physical growth, mental, spiritual, moral, and social. These children include child labor, child victims of war, children who are sexually exploited; children are involved in legal cases, street children, and who suffered from religious discrimination and ethnic minority status. Human life and children’s rights are a very fertile land to be processed and extracted as a source of inspiration for the author of a literary work. One of the literary work that comes from France is Patrick Cauvin (1932 - 2010) discharged issues of human rights and the children in his work entitled Le Sang des Roses (2004). The novel tells the story of human tragedy witnessed and experienced by the character Max Reiner, an entrepreneur who can be said to be mysterious, as mysterious as the business operated by him. Reiner developed a covert operation in Afghanistan and Pakistan with the group of cartel. His company is engaged in manufacturing carpets that employ children under the age which are being sold by their parents for reasons of poverty.
Key words: Human rights, literary work, child labor.