Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Here are the list of the Human rights stated in United Nation's "Universal Declaration of Human Rights":

@ Right to Equality
@ Freedom from Discrimination
@ Right to Life, Liberty and Personal Security
@ Freedom from Slavery
@ Freedom from Torture and Degrading Treatment
@ Right to Recognition as a Person Before the Law
@ Right to Equality Before the Law
@ Right to Remedy by a Competent Tribunal
@ Freedom from Arbitrary Arrest and Exile
@ Right to Fair Public Hearing
@ Right to be Considered Innocent Until Proven Guilty
@ Right to Privacy
@ Right to Free Movement In and out of the Country
@ Right to Asylum in other Countries
@ Right to Nationality and Freedom to Change it
@ Right to Marriage and Family
@ Right to Own Property
@ Freedom of Belief and Religion
@ Freedom of Opinion and Information
@ Right to Peaceful Assembly and Association
@ Right to Participate in Government and in Free Election
@ Right to Social Security
@ Right to Desirable Work and to Join Trade Unions
@ Right to Rest and Leisure
@ Right to Adequate Living Standard
@ Right to Education
@ Right to Participate in the Cultural life of the Community
@ Right to a Social Order that Articulates this Document
@ Community Duties Essential to Free and Full Development
@ Freedom from State or Personal Interference in the Above Rights