PUBLIC HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
The power of the Universal Declaration is the power of ideas to change the world. All people can gain freedom, equality and dignity. There are some articles:
Article 1:
Free and equal
Article 2:
Freedom from discrimination
Article 3:
Right to life
Article 4:
Freedom from slavery
Article 5:
Freedom from torture
Article 6:
Right to recognition before the law
Article 7:
Right to equality before the law
Article 8:
Access to justice
Article 9:
Freedom from arbitrary detention
Article 10:
Right to a fair trial
Article 11:
Presumption of innocence
Article 12:
Right to privacy
Article 13:
Freedom of movement
Article 14:
Right to asylum
Article 15:
Right to nationality
Article 16:
Right to marriage and to found a family
Article 17:
Right to own property
Article 18:
Freedom of religion or belief
Article 19:
Freedom of Expression
Article 20:
Freedom of assembly
Article 21:
Right to partake in public affairs
Article 22:
Right to social security
Article 23:
Right to work
Article 24:
Right to leisure and rest
Article 25:
Right to adequate standard of living
Article 26:
Right to education
Article 27:
Right to take part in cultural, artistic and scientific life
Article 28:
Right to a free and fair world
Article 29:
Duty to your community
Article 30:
Rights are inalienable