Question
What is the value of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, even though many countries do not protect all the rights it outlines?
COURSE TOOLS
(1 point)
• The UDHR sets out the rights all governments must guarantee before joining the UN.
• The UDHR provides an ideal goal for all human societies to work toward.
• The UDHR defines the rules of war regarding both civilians and the military.
• The UDHR is the foundation of prosecutions for crimes against humanity.
COURSE TOOLS
(1 point)
• The UDHR sets out the rights all governments must guarantee before joining the UN.
• The UDHR provides an ideal goal for all human societies to work toward.
• The UDHR defines the rules of war regarding both civilians and the military.
• The UDHR is the foundation of prosecutions for crimes against humanity.
Answers
GPT 3.5
The value of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights lies in its ability to serve as a standard for measuring the progress and development of human rights globally. Despite the fact that many countries do not fully protect all the rights outlined in the UDHR, it still provides a set of aspirational ideals that all societies should strive towards. Additionally, the UDHR serves as a reminder and a tool for advocacy and accountability, and has been used as a foundation for prosecutions for crimes against humanity. In essence, the UDHR serves as a beacon of hope and a guide for promoting and protecting human rights worldwide.
A b. Or d
GPT 3.5
Yes, both b. (The UDHR provides an ideal goal for all human societies to work toward) and d. (The UDHR is the foundation of prosecutions for crimes against humanity) are valid reasons for the value of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Thank you for pointing that out.
A b c or d only one
GPT 3.5
In that case, the most appropriate answer would be:
b. The UDHR provides an ideal goal for all human societies to work toward.
b. The UDHR provides an ideal goal for all human societies to work toward.