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8QLYHUVDO'HFODUDWLRQRI+XPDQ5LJKWV In 1948, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed this Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) a common standard of achievement for all people and all nations. To that end, every member of society must keep this declaration constantly in mind and strive by teaching and education to promote re- spect for all these rights and freedoms. In the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the United Nations has stated in clear and simple terms the rights that belong equally to every person. 7KHVHULJKWVEHORQJWR\RX)DPLOLDUL]H\RXUVHOIZLWK WKHP+HOSWRSURPRWHDQGGHIHQGWKHP 1. Right to equality. 15. Right to a nationality and freedom to change it. 2. Freedom from discrimination. 16. Right to marriage and a family. 3. Right to life, liberty, personal security. 17. Right to own property. 4. Freedom from slavery. 18. Freedom of belief and religion. 5. Freedom from torture and degrading 19. Freedom of opinion and information. treatment. 20. Right of peaceful assembly and association. 6. Right to recognition as a person before the 21. Right to participate in government and in free law. elections. 7. Right to equality before the law. 22. Right to social security. 8. Right to remedy by competent tribunal. 23. Right to desirable work and to join trade unions. 9. Freedom from arbitrary arrest or exile. 24. Right to rest and leisure. 10. Right to a fair public hearing. 25. Right to adequate living standards. 11. Right to be considered innocent 26. Right to education. until proven guilty. 27. Right to participate in cultural life and community. 12. Freedom from interference with privacy, 28. Right to social order assuring human rights. family, home and correspondence. 29. Community duties essential to free and full 13. Right to free movement in and out of any development. country. 30. Freedom from state and personal interference in 14. Right to asylum in other countries from the above rights. persecution.