Universal Declaration of Human Rights

1. Universal Declaration of Human Rights

The right to speak freely
Made by Zhorov Egor

2. Insertion

The Universal Declaration of Human
Rights - document accepted at the third
session of the UN General Assembly
dated 10 December 1948. The
Declaration is the first global list of rights
that all people have.

3.

December 10, 1948 the UDHR accepted
in the USSR and in other 47 countries.
This document has been translated into
many languages of the world (more than
350 in 2009) and is the most translated
document in the world.

4. The right to speak freely

- the human
right to freely express their ideas. At the
present time it includes freedom of
expression, both in speech and in writing
(freedom of the press and media).
This right is useful, but it has its own
pluses and minuses. Let's look:

5.

The most important plus - It is access to
information about matters in the country and
the world. Everyone, if he is interested in a
question, can freely find an answer in the
global resources of the media.

6.

But there is an minus the uncontrolled
freedom of speech can
create a whole series
of lies. It could break
the stability of the
country as well as the
media have the an
ability to control the
human mind.