Read, Debate: Engage.
https://www.fairplanet.org/universal-declaration-of-human-rights/article-30-protection-of-the-universal-declaration-of-human-rights/
.

Declaration of Human Rights
Article 30
Protection of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

No government, group or individual should act in a way that would destroy the rights and freedoms of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

.
Art.30 related posts
November 15, 2024
COP16’s unfinished business and the path forward
topic:Conservation
by:Roberto Waack, Sylvia Coutinho, Cláudio Pádua, Bernardo Strassburg
What COP16 taught us about biodiversity’s fragile future.
October 18, 2024
Rediscovering Indigenous wisdom in a modern context
topic:Indigenous people
by:Tin Shine Aung
As scientists and policymakers seek innovative solutions to 21st-century challenges, we must also revisit the enduring wisdom of our ancestors.
October 12, 2024
On manga, anime and sexism
topic:Women’s rights
by:Chermaine Lee
The beloved genres are steeped in sexist ideals that perpetuate misogyny and abuse of women. But could the tide be turning?
October 07, 2024
Global climate and development agenda must consider animal health
topic:Conservation
by:Carel du Marchie Sarvaas
Factoring animals in the global climate and development agenda is not only for sentimental reasons or to protect animal rights and welfare.
.
.
more human rights
.
Article 1
Everyone is born free
Article 2
Human Rights belong to everyone
Article 3
Right to life
Article 4
No slavery
Article 5
No torture
Article 6
Equal legal protection
Article 7
Equality before the law
Article 8
Right to legal support
Article 9
No law enforcement without good reason
Article 10
Right to a fair trial
Article 11
Innocence until proven guilty
Article 12
Protection of home, privacy and reputation
Article 13
Right to move freely
Article 14
Right to asylum
Article 15
Right to citizenship
Article 16
Right to marry
Article 17
Right to own property
Article 18
Right to think or believe freely
Article 19
Freedom of expression
Article 20
Freedom to organise
Article 21
Right to vote and to be elected
Article 22
Right to develop own personality
Article 23
Right to work
Article 24
Right to rest
Article 25
Right to food, clothing, housing and healthcare
Article 26
Right to education
Article 27
Right to get involved in community
Article 28
Right to live in peace
Article 29
Duties to the community
.
.
1 | 2