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Human rights advocacy groups agree that the UN human rights declaration will remain a dream, not a reality, even sixty years after the problem. There are violations all over the world. For example, Amnesty International's 2009 World Report and other sources of information indicate that the individual is:

Not only that, but especially women and children are alienated in many ways and the news media in many countries is not free, but the opponents are often permanent. Although there has been some progress in the past 60 years, human rights violations still afflict the world today.

This section provides examples of violations of the six Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) section to help you understand the real world around you:

In 2007, an estimated 6,500 people were murdered in armed conflict in Afghanistan - nearly half of them were killed by rebel armies. Hundreds of civilians died in suicide attacks by armed groups

According to official data, in Brazil in 2007, the police killed at least 1,260 people, which is much higher. All incidents are officially marked as "resistance behavior" with little or no investigation

In Uganda, 1,500 people die every week from camps for internally displaced persons. According to the World Health Organization, 500,000 people died in these camps.

Vietnamese authorities force at least 75,000 drug addicts and prostitutes into 71 "rehabilitation" camps in excessive population and call the detainees "high risk" of HIV / AIDS There is no treatment of

In 1948, the United Nations adopted the "Universal Declaration of Human Rights" and claimed that privacy is fundamental human rights. In 1950, the European Human Rights Organizing Committee adopted the European Convention on Human Rights, including the right to "private life and family life". European Human Rights Court - Claims of human rights abuses - Explain the right to protect personal data. The Convention requires 47 members of the Council to confirm that their national law complies with its principles.

In recent history, the United States government and many organizations in the United States have talked about human rights as if human rights obligations apply to all countries, including the United States, as if they were only related to infringement of other countries. However, many Americans have always considered that human rights struggle is closely related to our country. When Frederick Douglases refers to the basic rights of slave African Americans, the United States does not recognize their human race or rights.

There is controversy about what constitutes basic human rights, but most people realize that others have certain basic rights. According to the UN World Universal Declaration on Human Rights, human rights include "rights to seek and receive asylum from the rights to life, individual freedom and security, adequate living standards, persecution in other countries" . Ownership ... Freedom of opinion and expression ... Education ... the right to be freed from thought, conscience and religion, and torture and graceful treatment. "