After the United Nation’s charter came into force...

After the United Nation’s charter came into force, the most important task before the United Nation’s was the implementation of the principles of the respect for human rights and fundamental freedom’s for all without distinction as to race, sex, language or religion. As laid down under Article 55 of the United Nation’s charter. It was therefore, decided to prepare on International Bill of Rights to achieve the end.

The General Assembly adopted its on December 10, 1948 through a resolution known as ‘Universal Declaration of Human Rights’[^41] . The resolution was adopted without dissent by forty votes with eight states abstaining[^42] . The Declaration consisted of Thirty Articles besides a preamble, they are as follows. Previous…