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On December 10, 1948, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted. Human rights are the inalienable rights of man, that is, the rights that must be granted to every person for the sole fact of belonging to the human race, regardless of the origins, affiliations or places where the person himself is located.

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Article 21 of the Constitution says that everyone has the right to freely express their thoughts through speech, writing and any other means of dissemination. Freedom of thought is the right to cultivate and develop one's own way of thinking, not conditional. Freedom of thought is accompanied by freedom of speech, which guarantees the expression of what one thinks and listening to what others think.

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The path towards the recognition of women’s rights has been very long and difficult, because for centuries they have been considered different and inferior to man. Today, both the constitution and many laws affirm equality of the sexes. For reasons that are often different (cultural, religious, economic) women in almost every developing country experience a heavy condition of inferiority.

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The path towards the recognition of women’s rights has been very long and difficult, because for centuries they have been considered different and inferior to man. Today, both the constitution and many laws affirm equality of the sexes. For reasons that are often different (cultural, religious, economic) women in almost every developing country experience a heavy condition of inferiority.

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Children have the right to name, with registration in the registry office immediately after birth, to nationality (art. 7), they have the right to have an education (Articles 28 and 29), to play (art. 31) and to be protected from all forms of exploitation and abuse. They have the right to play, to have food, a home and a family.

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Children have the right to name, with registration in the registry office immediately after birth, to nationality (art. 7), they have the right to have an education (Articles 28 and 29), to play (art. 31) and to be protected from all forms of exploitation and abuse. They have the right to play, to have food, a home and a family.

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Every person has the right to carry out a freely chosen or accepted job or profession. Among the rights of the worker, the most important one concerns safety at work, considering that health is a fundamental right of the individual and the interest of the community (art. 32 Cost.). The employer holds a position of guarantee towards the worker: he must ensure safe and not excessively stressful working conditions or a work environment that is not harmful to the health of workers.

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Every person has the right to carry out a freely chosen or accepted job or profession. Among the rights of the worker, the most important one concerns safety at work, considering that health is a fundamental right of the individual and the interest of the community (art. 32 Cost.). The employer holds a position of guarantee towards the worker: he must ensure safe and not excessively stressful working conditions or a work environment that is not harmful to the health of workers.