US EditionWorld Human Rights Day Is a Moment for Countries to Fulfill Citizens' Rights
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Share this content: THE WORLD DAY OF HUMAN RIGHTS: THE MOMENT OF ACTING FOR A FUTURE WITHOUT DESIGNALS The International Human Rights Day, held on 10 December, is a global reminder of the importance of defending the dignity and fundamental rights of all people, without distinction. In an increasingly interconnected global context, the advances and challenges of human rights require a collective effort, in which each individual, organization and …
Introduction Every year, on 10 December, the world marks the Day of Human Rights, a time dedicated to celebrating one of the most important moral, legal and political commitments of mankind: the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (DUDO). In 2025, this day is so much more relevant in a transformed world of technology, artificial intelligence, conflicts, social crises and new [...]
When it comes to respect for human rights, the countries of the European Union still have a lot of room for manoeuvre, a comment on the International Day of Human Rights.
The reminder of this date is a commitment to an unfinished struggle. Although we know and report the events that have taken place as crimes, it is necessary to build the technical and legal conditions that allow people to live in dignity.
In commemoration of World Human Rights Day on December 10 every year, the Executive Director of the Papua Institute for the Study and Advocacy of Human Rights (Elsham), Rev. Matius Adadikam, hopes that the government will play a role in upholding the rights of every citizen.
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