The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

The document that changed the world. Adopted by the United Nations in 1948, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights remains the cornerstone of international human rights law—thirty articles that enshrine dignity, freedom, and equality for all people. It's a powerful reminder of shared values in fractious times, and essential reading for anyone wanting to understand the foundations of modern democracy and civil liberties. Perfect for students, activists, and engaged citizens alike.