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Article 23 outlines that everyone has the right to fair pay for equal jobs and free option of job without any discrimination. 

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Article 23 outlines that everyone has the right to fair pay for equal jobs and free option of job without any discrimination. 

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Article 2 states that every individual is entitled to their rights and freedoms with no distinction with race, color, origin, religion, language, etc. I believe that the UN decided on this article was because of the treatment of the Jewish, Romani, and Slavic people in Europe. They were being held in concentration camps by the Nazis, losing their right to live and their pursue of happiness. 

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Article 2 states that every individual is entitled to their rights and freedoms with no distinction with race, color, origin, religion, language, etc. I believe that the UN decided on this article was because of the treatment of the Jewish, Romani, and Slavic people in Europe. They were being held in concentration camps by the Nazis, losing their right to live and their pursue of happiness. 

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Karen Chen

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The Article explains that everyone is entitled to all rights and should not be discriminated against because race,color, religion, political view, etc. 

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The Article explains that everyone is entitled to all rights and should not be discriminated against because race,color, religion, political view, etc. 

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-Davine Grant

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The article I choose is article 5. According to article 5, it states that no individuals should get hurt or get tortured.
I think that during WWII, they had so many casualties and so many innocent people got killed. As innocent, I meant the civilians who did not do anything were forced to die because of the bomb that the U.S. throw at Japan. The amount of people who got killed before the bombing is 400,000 civilians, so imagine how many people would get killed when they actually throw the bomb. As for that, I think that they made this article because people should not be subjected to torture or degrading treatment.

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Article 5 is about how people shouldn't be held slave or treated like a sub-human. I think it is in relation to the camps America and Germany had.

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People will not be put through torture, cruel punishment, nor a punishment which would make someone anything less than human. During World War II there was the Holocaust going on in Germany which made the Jews feel anything or then human. 6 million jews died during the Holocaust and it was horrible. Many Jews also were sent to concentration camps and were tortured, beaten, or killed. Im sure the Holocaust is a reason why the UN would put this article in the Universal Declaration Human rights.

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The article that I chose talked about how you can not have anything to do with slaves, that includes having them or trading. The thing that happened during World War ll was the nazi’s had labor camps, they had over 12 million people were brought into Germany to be put into the labor camps.

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1-no one should be subjected to unreasonable arbitrary arrest, detention, or exile.
2- Nazis putting Jews and other races in concentration camps for no reason whatsoever. They were sent to exile for just existing.

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This article was giving everyone the freedom of opinion and expression. I think this article could've come about in World War II because it was a stressful time for everyone and people wanted to be able to express how they were feeling especially the Jews.

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You have the right to move around in the states. You also have the right to leave and come back to the country. During WWII a lot of people wanted to flee from their countries and go to a safer place because they were going into war zones or feared persecution. Not only that but a lot of people felt unsafe of their country and was willing to go to another for their own safety.

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Article 16: Everyone has the right to marry no matter race, nationality, or religion. It will be equal and entered freely.
The UN wrote this article when Nazi Germany took eugenics to the extreme.

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I chose Article 1 and the article states that all humans are born equal, free and with the same rights. Along with this another thing that is stated in the article is that all human beings should treat one another with dignity and respect. I feel like World War ll happened because no one treated anyone ¨in a spirit of brotherhood¨" and people were thought of inferior and not equal like Jews.

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This article says that people will not be tortured or have to suffer cruel punishment and I think they added this article because of what was happening to people in concentration camps during the Holocaust.

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No should be tortured, treated cruel and inhumanly or punished.
I think the UN made Article 5 because during WWII Nazi Germany created concentration camps where Jews, Roma, Homosexual, and Disabled people were tortured, treated inhumanly, and killed. 6 million Jews died in those concentration camps.

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Article 13 states that anyone is allowed to freely live and move within each state. Also, to travel out of the country and can come back as well. In WWII, there was the idea of unity and with this article, one can live anywhere and has the right to go anywhere. People can travel to different countries and get to know it better and learn things about it. Yes, this article is still followed today. People travel all the time, in and out of the country for various reasons.

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Article I represents that all human beings are equal no matter who they are as they should be treating each other "in a spirit of brotherhood". What I think during WWII that inspired this article was how Hitler was with the Jews and how America was with the Japanese. The mass body count gave way to more meaning behind the words, "in a spirit of brotherhood".

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This article allows for everyone to have equal protection of the law without any type of discrimination. I think that this one stemmed from what happened to people of Japanese descent after Pearl Harbor. I also think it might have something to do with Hitler and the Nazis targeting Jewish people and putting them in concentration camps and murdering them.

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This article allows for everyone to have equal protection of the law without any type of discrimination. I think that this one stemmed from what happened to people of Japanese descent after Pearl Harbor. I also think it might have something to do with Hitler and the Nazis targeting Jewish people and putting them in concentration camps and murdering them.

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Article 4 is about how slavery of any kind in America is banned. I think they decided on this article because many African Americans fought in the war for the allies to win against Germany.

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Article 6 states that all people everywhere have the right to be viewed as people before the law. After the Holocaust, during which large groups of people were seen as less than such and were mass incarcerated and killed because of said view, the UN had to make it clear that all people were, and still are, people, especially before the law. Presently, this article isn't being followed, especially evident with the Muslim genocide happening in China, our own detention camps on the US border, and the continuation and normalization of police brutality.

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Article 7- everyone is equal under the law and entitled without any type of discrimination to equal protection. Any discrimination is a violation to the Declaration.

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Article 5, No person will be forced or put in by any means to torture or to cruel, dehumanizing or degrading treatment or punishment.
The UN made this because during WW2 the Holocaust accorded which was the mass genocide of Jewish people and other minority groups simply to purify or withhold the German/Ayran race and it was based on eugenics which is morally wrong so to prevent mass genocides from happening again they added Article 5 because the Holocaust was cruel, inhuman, torture, and degrading.

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Article 1 states that all humans are born equal and have the same human rights. This could’ve been written because during the war there was a lot of violence towards other countries and their citizens.

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1. I chose Article 25 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This article describes the right to an adequate healthy life and services/ resources that a healthy life cannot continue without. These services/ resources include (but are not limited to) food, clothing, housing, medical care, and necessary social services.

2. The biggest reason that I believe the UN decided on Article 25 was because of the lack of adequate living that many had to withstand during the entirety of WWII. In many of Germany's concentration camps, those that resided were refused food and proper medical care resulting in malnutrition and illnesses eliciting death. This article, although arguable to be basic morality, may have been a reaction/ remedy to the horrid treatment that many had faced in concentration camps.

3. Although the resources and services that are applicable to Article 25 are in existence, I do not believe that there is enough being done to ensure that these services and resources are guaranteed or accessible for all who need them. The article describes this right as being guaranteed to everyone, yet when we look at the world as a whole, especially those we can see closest to us, we find a general agreement of struggle as it pertains to well-being and health. Most commonly I see this in healthcare as it pertains to those who are impoverished, people of color, queer, and women, obstructions occurring not only in economic capability but also in the quality of medical care being given. Especially in terms of privatized insurance and its transcendence into healthcare, even those who are in dire need of specific medical procedures/ medication are denied because their insurance simply cannot cover it. "About 44 million people in this country have no health insurance, and another 38 million have inadequate health insurance." (pbs.org) Even when we look past the economic disparities that exist within the American healthcare system there still exists discriminatory beliefs and practices that forever impair those they affect. I've seen this most clearly in the reproductive practices that involve black women, "African American women across the income spectrum and from all walks of life are dying from preventable pregnancy-related complications at three to four times the rate of non-Hispanic white women, while the death rate for black infants is twice that of infants born to non-Hispanic white mothers." (americanprogress.org) In summary, I do not believe that the right to adequate life is being guaranteed in its entirety, especially as it pertains to medical care.