The emergence and significance of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Wang Cong-guo
Abstract
Wang Cong-guo
Abstract
Universal Declaration of Human Rights is the first human rights system programmatic document established by the United Nations. Because of the human rights concept between the Soviet Union and the united states、 different historical and cultural backgrounds among countries it was filled with the struggle in the process of working out.But due to the government and people learned a lesson from World War II,eager to international human rights safeguards,Universal Declaration of Human Rights was born in the efforts of the Commission on Human Rights and has a far-reaching impact.
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Universal Declaration of Human Rights is the first human rights system programmatic document established by the United Nations. Because of the human rights concept between the Soviet Union and the united states、 different historical and cultural backgrounds among countries it was filled with the struggle in the process of working out.But due to the government and people learned a lesson from World War II,eager to international human rights safeguards,Universal Declaration of Human Rights was born in the efforts of the Commission on Human Rights and has a far-reaching impact.
Key concepts: Human rights, Declaration, Linguistic rights, International human rights law, Political science, Fundamental rights, Right to property, Commission