The Universal Human Rights principles can not be confined only to “prominent and well publicized” themes such as equal dignity, torture, slavery, freedom of expression, freedom of speech, and so on. Poverty, education, shelter, work, and health maladies all do not just have an effect on us, but they also have an effect on shared humanity at a global level and on a scale never before experienced. Human Rights principles such as these are plainly taken too lightly. [1]

Culture of human rights rejects the prioritization notion among various types of rights. This universal culture recognizes the principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights being for rational choice, economic efficiency, and associated perspectives. These human rights principles repeatedly strengthen each other reciprocally.

Seen in this light, improved nutrition, health, clean water, shelter, education, and employment will show the way to advancement in liberty, pursuit of happiness, political freedoms, civil society, and the rule of law. By the same token, freedom of speech, press, expression, association, and so on can make certain that the finest resolutions are considered to safeguard and shield rights to food, education, health, shelter, work, and more.

It is with this understanding and acknowledgment of the above mentioned continuous and perpetual progression that all rights in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights can be highly regarded as equally important. [2]

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1) Universal Declaration of Human Rights: 

2) Questions & Answers on UDHR: 

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