The universal declaration of human rights and the united kingdom: Developing a human rights culture
| Abstract | This paper examines the role of the United Kingdom in the process of drafting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR); and proceeds to discuss the impact the UDHR has had on UK law, politics and society. | |||||||||
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