M A N RIGHT

HU S

We are all born free and equal

Everyone is entitled to these rights no
matter your race,religion,
religion,sex,language,or nationality

Accessibility
Accessibility means making the social
protection programme easy for
people to reach, understand and use,
irrespective of age, disability,
ethnicity, geographical location or
other factors. ... Affordability: If a
social protection programme requires
contributions, then the contributions
must be stipulated in advance.
Independence
Independence is the first and
most essential requirement for an
effective national human rights
institution (NHRI). Although
NHRIs are established by the
State, they must be independent
and act independently from all
other governmental and non-
governmental institutions and
agencies.

Justice
Justice, including transitional justice
, is a fundamental building block of
sustainable peace in countries in
conflict and post-conflict situations.
The United Nations assists and
supports countries in addressing
serious violations of human rights
and providing redress to victims
upon their request.
Dignity
All human beings are born free
and equal in dignity and rights.
The Universal Declaration was
formally adopted in 1948 – in
the aftermath of Second World
War and is often seen as the
beginning of the modern-day
human rights movement. It was
built around the idea that all
human beings have a certain
dignity and worth.

Equality
The general principle of
equality and non-
discrimination is a
fundamental element of
international human rights
law. ' Thus, the right to equal
treatment requires that all
persons be treated equally
before the law, without
discrimination.