What are the human rights outlined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights? Check all that apply.
A. freedom of speech
B. freedom to assemble
C. freedom of religion
D. right to a free education
E. right to life, liberty, and happiness
Answer (2)
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights includes key rights such as freedom of speech , freedom to assemble , freedom of religion , the right to a free education , and the right to life, liberty, and happiness . Each of these rights aims to ensure human dignity and equality for all individuals. Therefore, all options provided are relevant and important human rights outlined in the UDHR. ;
All the options listed—freedom of speech, freedom to assemble, freedom of religion, right to a free education, and right to life, liberty, and happiness—are included in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This document was adopted in 1948 by the United Nations to protect fundamental human rights. Each right serves to promote human dignity and equality across the globe.
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