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Human Rights Word Search
11 words · 13×13 grid
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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights has 30 articles and was adopted in Paris on December 10, 1948, which is why Human Rights Day falls on that date. Its first article says every person is born free and equal in DIGNITY and rights. This human rights word puzzle takes eleven of its key words, from ASYLUM and PRIVACY to the right to EDUCATION, for a civics class or a December lesson.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between FREEDOM and LIBERTY?
In the DECLARATION they are close cousins. LIBERTY usually names the legal protection against being locked up or silenced; FREEDOM is the broader state of being able to act, speak and believe as you choose.
Which rights does this human rights word search leave out?
Plenty. Thirty articles cover work, rest, nationality, marriage and a fair trial, among others. The eleven here are the ones most often quoted, with JUSTICE and EQUALITY at the center.
