People live in rural areas for many reasons. Some reasons are historical and traditional: the families have always lived in a particular area. Some causes are cultural or even spiritual: they have special attachments to land and place. Some are fiscal: the area is the source of livelihood or, alternatively, poverty is so deep that there is no means of escape. Some reasons are choice: they like to live in rural areas because of the different environment, different experience of community, different type of work, different lifestyle and different pace of life. Some causes may be particular to a specific group or area but most reasons are general, found in one form or another among villagers throughout the world. Whatever the reasons, however, villagers have many common experiences of country life. One of those is difficulty in accessing human rights.