Question

What is the value of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, even though many countries do not protect all the rights it outlines?(1 point)

Responses

The UDHR defines the rules of war regarding both civilians and the military.
The UDHR defines the rules of war regarding both civilians and the military.

The UDHR provides an ideal goal for all human societies to work toward.
The UDHR provides an ideal goal for all human societies to work toward.

The UDHR is the foundation of prosecutions for crimes against humanity.
The UDHR is the foundation of prosecutions for crimes against humanity.

The UDHR sets out the rights all governments must guarantee before joining the UN.
The UDHR sets out the rights all governments must guarantee before joining the UN.

Answer 1

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The value of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights lies in its ability to provide a universal standard for human rights, serving as a moral compass for individuals, organizations, and governments. Even though many countries may not fully protect all the rights outlined in the UDHR, it still serves as an important tool for advocating for human rights, promoting justice and accountability, and guiding progress towards a more just and equitable society. The principles and values enshrined in the UDHR continue to inspire and guide efforts to uphold and protect human rights globally.