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 7HL rated 3 months ago- From the page: "Here you will find the most comprehensive collection of translations of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted and proclaimed by General Assembly resolution 217 A (III) (French) (Spanish) of 10 December 1948. Over 335 different language versions are available in HTML...
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- 7HL rated 3 months ago
- From the page: "Here you will find the most comprehensive collection of translations of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted and proclaimed by General Assembly resolution 217 A (III) (French) (Spanish) of 10 December 1948. Over 335 different language versions are available in HTML, PDF and graphical forms. "
- wilbau rated 6 months ago
- UNHCR
- connietalk rated 12 months ago
- I've read it before, but am glad to see it on Stumble.
 randomusername99 rated 18 months ago- This document violates Human Rights by granting entitlements to things such as education. You have a right to purchase education. You do have have the right to be entitled to education. That is a violation of rights.
- trovemulo rated 18 months ago
- Can anyone doubt the importance of this document? For those who love languages the more than 300 translations will be of perennial interest.
- jesuit rated 22 months ago
- Never been a huge fan of this Document. To me rights are universal and time independent. If there is no state to provide early education does that mean someones rights have been infringed apon. The problem with making up rights is where does it stop. What happens if one right is in confict with another right. If I have the right to my personal propriety and everyone has the right to education do others have the right to take my propriety to pay for their education.
- anarchyandpeace rated 18 months ago
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Everyone should be familiar with this important document, most especially the so-called leaders of the u.s. and u.k..
- ericthehamster rated 19 months ago
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The International Declaration of Human Rights, available in 300 languages.
Thanks to RobinEdgar for sending me this.
- RobinEdgar rated 22 months ago
- "From Abkhaz to Zulu" The International Declaration of Human Rights translated into 300 languages.
- kaolelo rated 20 months ago
- one of the fundamental documents of the postwar international human rights regime.
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