Roles of institutions on supporting human rights violation​

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The roles of institutions in supporting human rights violation​ are basically to protect every individual on planet earth, independently of its country, race, ethnicity, color of skin, gender, education level, or financial situation, against the abuse of power from tyrannic or authoritarian governments.

Human rights can be achieved around the world through the kind of education that promotes respect for human rights and through the overseeing of the United Nations members that are committed to ensuring the acceptance and attention of these rights in their respective nations.

We are talking about the Human Rights Declaration, an important document signed by the member states of the United Nations. It was signed on December 10, 1948, under the name of "Resolution 217. It was signed in Paris, France. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights has thirty articles that support human rights throughout the world.

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