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Article five prohibits the use of torture as a means of collecting information or to inflict pain on the enemy. Concentration camps that brutalized soldiers and civilians made it clear that this should be one of the many rules of war.

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This article states that everyone has a right to peacefully assemble and no one is obligated or will be "compelled" to belong to an organization or group. This article was most likely added because the people who were peaceful and wanted to protest aggressions were often taken as prisoners or even thrown into Nazi camps.

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Any torture or cruel treatment of other humans is forbidden. I think that many events happening during the war went into the process of the UN. For example, the holocaust probably played a significant role in this. Since, many Jews and other people group were subjected to inhumane treatment and genocide. Another example would be the mass civilian casualty. Places like Okinawa had 100,000 civilians dead and Japan had 400,000 civilians dead before the atomic bombs.

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Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person.

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Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person.

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According to the 4th article, slavery is prohibited. Which means no one should be forced to work for someone without receiving compensation while keeping their human rights. I think the UN decided on the article I chose because there was slavery or forced labor in European countries, especially Germany.

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People are allowed to take days off with pay. In WWII, people were put in labor camps and forced to work nonstop without payment. 

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People are allowed to take days off with pay. In WWII, people were put in labor camps and forced to work nonstop without payment. 

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I chose article 24, which can be summarized to say that everyone has the right to a reasonable amount of work hours and paid holidays off. Basically, you cannot overwork your workers.
I think that with so many countries mobilizing for war at the same time, people across the globe were probably putting in extreme hours in factories before and during World War 2. An overly strenuous work environment is not good for anyone. The UN must have noticed the extreme stress factory workers were put under and decided to include it as Article 24 in their declaration.

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Everyone had the right to life, security of person, and liberty.

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This article bans punishing anyone inhumanely. In WW2 there were concentration camps where Jews were the subject to many inhuman torture. So the UN decided to put this article in the UDHR, banning cruel punishment/treatment of people.

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Article 9 prohibits the arrest or exile of a person for no reason. During the Holocaust, Jewish people were arrested and exiled when they did nothing wrong.

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Article 5 states that nobody can be tortured or put through cruel or unusual punishment.
The holocaust made the UN decide on that article because many people were tortured and killed.

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that man and woman despite the race, nationality, religion have the right to marry and to found a family.

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states that everyone is entitled to each and every article in the declaration, regardless of their race, gender, religion, language, political or other opinions, and etc.
I feel like segregation played a part in the making of this article as the US had a segregated army in WWII. Another reason would be the several genocides that occurred during WWII such as the Holocaust which targeted Jews (religion).

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Slavery was not allowed, this added more people to join the military.

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Article 5 explains how people have basic human rights and that torture and inhuman things go against those basic human rights. The Holocaust is a reason I think the UN made this article because during the Holocaust, Jews were being tortured and brutally murdered. The things they went through went against their basic human rights.

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Prohibits people for being arrested or being exiled for no given reason or by choice. Jews got put in camps for no reason and were killed for no reason.

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This article talks about religious freedoms including the freedom to practice your religious beliefs anywhere and with anyone. This was made because of the discrimination and hardships Jews were put through.

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Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person.

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Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person.

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I think this had to do with Germany killing Jews people.

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article 7 and it basically said that everyone should be under the equality of the law without any discrimination, the UN probably made this article because of all the genocide that was committed.

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people that is entitled to the same rights and freedoms regardless of their race, gender, religion, political, or other opinions. The Jews were treated and seen as different by the Germans. UN chose this article because antisemitism was happening in Germany during the war.

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Article 5 states "No one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment." I think the UN decided on this because many people, mostly the Jewish, were being forced into these concentration camps to be killed, tortured , or forced to do unpaid work. All of those went against their human rights, and should not have happened in the first place.

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Everyone has the right to life and liberty and not be judged.

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Article 13 guarantees people right to move homes back to his or her own home since their were many prisoners of war being kept in different countries.

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Article 15 allows you to basically choose a nationality and no one can deny you that right. You can change it to whatever nationality you'd like.

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Article 7 mainly spoke about equality, from law and shall be protected from violence ect. In ww2, different ethnic groups were discriminated and were not treated fairly. I feel that this is still followed because the same discrimination that occurred back then, is still occurring till this day.

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Everyone has the right to liberty, life and security

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Article 5 which explains that no one can cause torture whether its inhuman, degrading or just a regular punishment. During WW2 a lot of soldiers would torture others and people would torture other civilians too. For example, different punishments/tortures was flogging, starvation, hanging, and being executed by a gun.

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All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. and that they should act towards one another in a spirit of brother hood.

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Article 9 took away the ability of innocent people being arrested.

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Article 27 states that everybody has the rights to enjoy things such as culture, art, science ect. in the community. It also says that everybody has the right to protection of the moral and material interests from any artistic, literary, or scientific production in which they're the author. I think genocide, specifically the Holocaust is what made the UN decide on this article. In 1938, Kristallnacht, or the Night of Broken Glass was when Nazis went targeting and wreaking havoc on Jewish businesses, homes, and places of worship.

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Anyone born is equal and should be treated with respect and decency. How the Japanese Americans were put to camps and seen as a threat without actual proof.