Essay On Universal Declaration Of Human Rights

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was created with only one single purpose, to educate people and to protect people. These articles are made based on the necessities of an individual. I will argue for and against article number three, which declares that “Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person”. Article number three declares that every human has the right to have a good life and that no one has the right to take away any ones life just because they want to, that no one can not stop someone from being free without wanting to be free, and that everyone has the right for security of its own life. The words of this article have a lot of power, It defends every person’s right to life, liberty and security. But even …show more content…
A fetal could be considered humans, because since the moment of fertilization the sperm has travelled by itself to reproduce, and how could it be possible for the sperm to travel if it does not have life on it?, something has to be in that sperm to travel, “human life begins at fertilisation. It is the fertilisation of a human egg by a human sperm that produces a member of the human species, the human family.” (Fleming & Hains) . The Universal Declaration of human rights is contradicting their self by not considering a fetal a human bing
The right of security for humans can be considered as physical and psychological security. The physical security could be considered when someone prevents another human from hurting their self, a clear example of this could be when someone is trying to commit suicide and the police, or another person stops this person from hurting itself, they protect the person’s life by helping them, this is considered as securing other peoples