Article 2 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Explained by a Canadian Lawyer

This video, along with video breakdowns of each article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, was created as part of Defining Moments Canada’s Realising the Pledge project. For all the videos and more educational resources about the UDHR, visit definingmomentscanada.ca
Realizing the Pledge dives into the history and meaning of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, drafted by Canadian John Humphreys and adopted in 1948 by the United Nations. Then, beginning with the armistice marking the end of the Korean War in 1953-a pivotal moment in Canada’s identity as a peacekeeping nation on the international stage-this project uses the articles of the UDHR to highlight moments when Canada’s involvement in international or domestic affairs embraced the aspirational spirit of the Declaration, including times when Canada asserted the principles within and beyond leadership of the United Nations.

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But how relevant is it in helping todays conflict? I dont see it works well enough. That article alone is all talk.