30 Rights Brought to Life

A dramatic presentation of the history of human rights from its origins to the present day.

Human Right #1: We are all born free and equal.

Human Right #2: Everyone has the same rights, no matter their differences.

Human Right #3: Everyone has the right to life and to live in freedom and safety.

Human Right #4: Everyone has the right to freedom from slavery.

Human Right #5: Everyone has the right to freedom from torture.

Human Right #6: Everyone has the same fundamental rights no matter where they go.

Human Right #7: Everyone is equal before the law.

Human Right #8: The human rights of everyone are protected by law.

Human Right #9: Everyone has the right to not be unjustly imprisoned or banned from their country.

Human Right #10: Everyone is entitled in full equality to a fair and public hearing by an independent and impartial tribunal, in the determination of his rights and obligations and of any criminal charge against him.

Human Right #11: Everyone is innocent until proven guilty and everyone has the right to bear evidence to prove their innocence.

Human Right #12: Everyone has the right to privacy in their homes, their communications and their personal affairs.

Human Right #13: Everyone has the right to go where they want in their own country and to travel as they wish.

Human Right #14: Anyone has the right to overcome maltreatment in their own country by finding asylum in another, safer country.

Human Right #15: Everyone has the right to belong to and be a citizen of their own country.

Human Right #16: Everyone has the right to marry and raise a family.

Human Right #17: Everyone has the right to their own possessions.

Human Right #18: Everyone has the right to freedom of thought.

Human Right #19: Everyone has the right to freedom of expression.

Human Right #20: Everyone has the right to assembly.

Human Right #21: Everyone has the right to take part in their own government.

Human Right #22: Everyone has the right to social security.

Human Right #23: Everyone of age has the right to hold a job, to a fair wage for their work and the right to join a union.

Human Right #24: Everyone has the right to rest from work.

Human Right #25: Everyone has the right to be cared for.

Human Right #26: Everyone has the right to an education.

Human Right #27: Anyone, including groups, has the right to their own artistic creations and writings and to have sole right of reproduction and distribution.

Human Right #28: Everyone has the right to a fair and free world in which there is enough order to enjoy their rights and freedoms.

Human Right #29: Everyone has a duty to others and to help protect human rights and freedoms.

Human Right #30: Human rights are inherent and no one can take them away.