HISTORY OF HUMAN RIGHTS
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- In 1215, after King John of England violated a series of laws, his subjects forced him to sign the Magna Carta.which lists what later came to be regarded as important to societyIn 1215, after King John of England violated a series of laws, his subjects forced him to sign the Magna Carta.which lists what later came to be regarded as important to society
- Mr. King, you have to sign this letter that has these rights: Read him
- Among these rights the church to be free from government intervention, all citizens are free and are protected from exacerbates taxes
- Signing the Magna Carta gave a crucial change in the struggle to stablish freedom.
- The Magna Carta or GREAT CHARTER signed by the king of the England in 1215, was a turning point in human rights.
- In 1946, Roosevelt was appointed a delegate to the United Nations by President Harry Truman, who had come to the White House after Franklin Roosevelt's death in 1945. As head of the Commission on Human Rights, he was instrumental in formulating of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which he presented to the United Nations General Assembly
- “Freedom demands a lot from every human being. With freedom comes responsibility. For the person reluctant to grow, the person who does not want to assert their own importance, it is a scary prospect.- Eleanor Roosevelt, US Delegate to the United Nations
- Eleanor Roosevelt, US Delegate to the United Nations
- The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- “Do what you feel in your heart is the right thing to do, as you will be criticized anyway. You will be condemned whether or not you do it. "—Eleanor Roosevelt
- Today we are free thanks to all this process and to those people who made it possible
- That's right, but we must not abuse the freedom of these rights, we should better know how to use them in the best way
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