Everyone's Birthright

The International Bill of Human Rights regognises the rights to:

Life
Liberty and security of person
Protection against slavery
Protection against torture and cruel and inhuman punishment
Recognition as a person before law
Equal protection of the law
Access to legal remedies for rights violations
Protection against arbitrary arrest or detention
Hearing before an independent and impartial judiciary
Presumption of innocence
Protection against ex-post-facto laws
Protection of privacy, family and home
Freedom of movement and residence
Seek asylum from persecution
Nationality
Marry and found a family
Own property
Freedom of thought, conscience and religion
Freedom od assembly and association
Political participation
Social security
Work under favourable conditions
Free trade unions
Rest and leisure
Food, clothing and housing
Health care and social services
Special protection for children
Education
Participation in cultural life
Self determination
Humane treatment when detained or imprisoned
Protection against debtor's prison
Protection against arbitrary expultion of aliens
Protection against advocacy of racial or religious hatred
Protection of minority culture



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