I have been trying to send a message to the peace mailing list without success.

I have been trying for some time to send this to the list.  Everyone should know this declaration.
valerie yule
http://home.vicnet.net.au/~ozideas/humrights.htm

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights 
of the United Nations

A charter of rights and a citizenship test 
for every country of the world





Two summaries are set out here, so that everyone can read and understand it.

1. Very short summary

2. Short summary for citizens, schools, citizen's tests, immigrants, and everyone.

3. History Three earlier basic Charters of Rights

4. Aids to the meaning of the words.

5. Very short summary in spelling for reading without traps, and Summaries in starter spelling for beginners.

6. The short summary in beginners' spelling and in 'spelling for reading without traps', and printable version

7. Clues about 'reading without spelling traps' and starter spelling for beginners - English Spelling Rules on One Page

and see Australian Citizenship and Human Rights 17 January 2008

Items not yet complete will be added later.


Very Short Summary

The 1948 the United Nations listed 30 human rights.

These 30 rights are, in brief:

1.  All people are born free and equal

2.  Everyone has the same rights , whoever they are.

3.  The right to life, liberty and to be safe.

4.  No slavery in any form.

5.  No torture

6.  Recognition as a person by the law

7.  Protection by the law

8.  The Right to justice

9.  No arbitrary arrest, detention or exile

10. The Right to a fair trial

11. Innocent unless proven guilty

12. Right to privacy

13. Freedom of movement

14. Right to asylum from persecution

15. Right to a nationality

16. Right to marry and have a family

17. Right to own property

18. Freedom of thought, conscience and religion

19. Freedom of opinion and expression

20. Freedom of peaceful assembly and association

21. Right to take part in government

22. Right to social security and the benefits of society's progress

23. Right to work, a fair wage, and to join a trade union

24. Right to rest and leisure

25. Right to a decent standard of living

26. Right to education

27. Right to freely participate in the community

28. Right to have an international order so these rights can be realised.

29. Everyone has duties to their community

30. No one has the right to destroy any of these rights or freedoms

Summarised by Bruce McCubbery 1999 

and continued on the Web Page'

Dr Valerie Yule,  M.A., Ph.D, Dip.Ed., M.B.Ps.S.   Academic positions at Melbourne, Monash and Aberdeen Universities in departments of Psychology and Education; Teacher at all levels, from preschool to adult and migrant literacy; Clinical child psychologist at the Royal Children’s Hospitals, Melbourne and Aberdeen; Schools psychologist chiefly but not only in disadvantaged schools, Present research on imagination and literacy.

Dear Adela,

Very happy to meet and visit your profile here.

We can be good partners on common issues.