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Human Rights and Responsibilities
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is a document that sets out fundamental human rights to be universally protected and it has been internationally recognized all around the world.
Basic human rights include things which people are morally and legally entitled to do or have, for example, the right to life and liberty, freedom from slavery and torture, freedom of opinion and expression, the right to work and education and many more. These rights are the same for everyone without any discrimination by age, sex, race or nationality.
Undoubtedly, this important document didn't start from scratch. During many centuries there have been many discussions over the issue of protecting liberties and rights of people. Finally, in 1948 the United Nation adopted The Universal Declaration of Human Rights in New York. Since then, every country has realised the importance of following these rules to build a better future for their citizens.
- The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was signed on the 10th of December in 1948.
[True|False|Not Stated] - Basic human rights are protected in every country of the world.
[True|False|Not Stated] - The law protects human rights.
[True|False|Not Stated] - Some human rights are discriminated against by nationality.
[True|False|Not Stated] - The issue of protecting liberties and rights was a new one to be discussed in 1948.
[True|False|Not Stated] - The European Union adopted The Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
[True|False|Not Stated] - There are 30 articles in The Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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