UDHR

• UDHR meaning

  • Universal Declaration of Human Rights
• what year was UDHR founded

  • 1945
• UDHR contains 30 articles divided into 6 groups
• Articles 1 and 2

  • foundation blocks where UDHR was built. reaffirms human dignity, equality, and brotherhood
• Article 3-11

  • first column; rights of an individual: to life, outlawing of slavery or torture, equality before the law, to fair trial
• Article 12-17

  • second column; rights within civil and political society, to movement, nationality, to marry, to own property
• Articles 18-21

  • third column; spiritual and religious rights, of thought and conscience, right to own opinion, to peaceful assembly, to vote and take part in government
• Articles 22-27

  • final column; social, economic, cultural rights of the individual, to work, rest and leisure, standard of living, to education
• Article 28-30

  • pediment that binds all columns together; reminds rights come with obligations
• Article 1

  • all human born free and equal in dignity and rights.
• Article 2

  • everyone entitled to all rights and freedoms set forth in this declaration
• Article 3

  • everyone right to life, liberty, security of person
• Article 4

  • No one shall be held in slavery, slave trade
• Article 5

  • no one subjected to torture or inhuman degrading treatment or punishment
• Article 6

  • right to recognition everywhere as a person
• Article 7

  • all are equal to law, equal protection of law
• Article 8

  • right to an effective remedy by competent national tribunals for acts violating the rights
• Article 9

  • no one subjected to arbitrary arrest, detention or exile
• Article 10

  • everyone entitled in full equality to a fair and public hearing
• Article 11

  • charged w penal offence has the right to innocence until proven guilty
• Article 12

  • no one subjected to interference with privacy, family, home. nor attack upon honor and reputation
• Article 13

  • right to freedom of movement and residence
  • right to leave any country
• Article 14

  • right to seek and enjoy in other countries
• Article 15

  • right to nationality
• Article 16

  • right to marry and found a family
• Article 17

  • right to own property alone or with association
• Article 18

  • right to freedom of thought, religion, change belief, freedom
• Article 19

  • freedom of opinion
• Article 20

  • right to freedom of assembly
• Article 21

  • right to take part in government
  • equal access to public service
• Article 22

  • right to social security
• Article 23

  • right to work, employment
• Article 24

  • right to rest and leisure
• Jus Soli

  • place of birth
• Jus Sanguinis

  • nationality
• Elements of State

  • Territory
  • Population
  • Government
  • Sovereignity
• Article 2 Section 1

  • republican and democratic
• Article 4

  • citizenship
• Article 14

  • Education, SciTech, Arts, Culture, and Sports