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Key Universal Human Rights Explained

The document outlines ten key universal human rights, including the right to freedom from slavery and torture, the right to education, and the right to practice religion. It emphasizes the importance of participation in governance, marriage, freedom of expression, legal equality, asylum, privacy, and fair employment. Each right is briefly described, highlighting its significance in protecting individual freedoms and dignity.

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Key Universal Human Rights Explained

The document outlines ten key universal human rights, including the right to freedom from slavery and torture, the right to education, and the right to practice religion. It emphasizes the importance of participation in governance, marriage, freedom of expression, legal equality, asylum, privacy, and fair employment. Each right is briefly described, highlighting its significance in protecting individual freedoms and dignity.

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10 KEY UNIVERSAL

human rights

No one has the right to hold


01. you in slavery.
No one has the right to
Slavery torture you.

Everyone has the right to an


education. 02.
Education

Everyone has right to


03. belong to a religion.

Religion

You have the right to help


choose and to take part in 04.
governing your country,
directly or through choosen Vote
representatives.

All adults have right to


05. marriage and to raise a
family.
Marriage

You have the right to free 06.


thought and to voice your
opinions to others. Freedom of
Expression
We are all equal before the
07. law and are entitled to
equal protection of the law.
Equal to Law

You have the right to seek


asylum in another country if 08.
you are persecuted in your
own. Asylum

You have the right to


09. privacy. Noone can
interfere with your
Privacy reputation, family, home or
correspondence.

Every adult has the right to


a job, a fair wage, and 10.
membership in trade union.
Job

By- ADVIIK AMIT SETH


Class IX ANDES

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