The third part of the Human Rights is more about collective freedoms, rights that can be exercised in the context of collective societies. At all time, people must access healthcare. The conditions for their wellbeing must be assured, under the protection of states or associations. Their right to security must be insured, even in the event of unemployment, sickness, disability, widowhood, old age or other lack of livelihood in circumstances beyond their control. Let's see so

In the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, some articles tackle in particular political freedoms which are about citizens of nations, their rights or duties. Their freedom of expression and of opinion, the propagation of their ideas is a right that can influence public decisions and their set up. Let's see few examples of articles : Article 19. Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference an

When talking about human rights, we have the perspective of individual liberties which are the essence of humanity. They are free from external restraints in their exercise and are considered to be outside the province of a government control. They range from the liberty to move freely, the right to a fair trial, the protection against servitude, the right to seek asylum, to get marry etc...Eight articles in particular highlight such liberties. Let's see few examples of arti

What is the Universal Declaration of human rights? It’s one of the pillar document of human rights which define all the fundamental rights in 30 articles. Proclaimed on 10 December 1948 in Paris by the United Nation General Assembly, it’s nowadays translated in 500 languages, in order to be understood and because it benefits all individuals. This declaration is seen like a commun ideal for all people and nations. What for? As it’s mentioned in the preamble, there are 8 consi

It’s one of the pillar document of human rights which define all the fundamental rights in 30 articles. Proclaimed on 10 December 1948 in Paris by the United Nation General Assembly, it’s nowadays translated in 500 languages, in order to be understood and because it benefits all individuals. This declaration is seen like a common ideal for all people and nations. What for? As it’s mentioned in the preamble, there are 8 considerations highlighting the necessity to respect th