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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights articulates fundamental freedoms and human rights considered inherent to all humans. This “Magna Carta for all humanity” contains a Preamble and thirty separate articles, each detailing specific rights that belong to humans everywhere, including the principles of non-discrimination, civil and political rights, and economic and social rights.
