Universal Declaration Of Human Rights

Based on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights the article #3 said "Everyone has the right to life, liberty, and security of person. I chose this article because after I read the pearl that broke its shell, I noticed that it was so hard for the man of that time to respect the right of liberty and security of the women. At that time women hadn't liberty, they were treated like slaves. They had to do whatever they were told to do. In the book "The pearl that broke its shell" the author states, My sisters were furious. Padar-Jan had decided they were to stay home even though I could have accompanied them to school."(49) This quote proves that at that time girls didn't have freedom. They were restricted even from going to school, they …show more content…
Education shall be free, at least in the elementary and fundamental stages.". This article is another evidence before woman were not able to had human rights. They article said that go to school is a human right, but at the era of the book was written, woman were not able to school. After I read the book and the declaration of human rights, I noticed that back them woman were not having human rights. Even today it is difficult for people to achieve the human rights. Nowadays I think there are some children who has not the right to go to school, maybe because they are forced to work, because they came form a low income family or maybe because they don't have the materials resources for school. Education is a human right that everybody should be free of having education. Furthermore, the article #16 said marriage shall be entered into only with the free and full consent of the intending spouses. In the book "The pearl that broke its shell" the author states, "Tariq's face flushed with a nervous looked up. "They said you're going to be married"(334). In this part of the book we can see that Shekiba wasn't able to decided by herself with she was going to get