The inhumane and unfair treatment suffered by in World War II prompted world leaders to take steps to protect human rights. In 1948, the of the United Nations formally approved the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, a declaration that upholds human dignity and equality.

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Raquel Mcneil

11 September, 06:11

The inhumane and unfair treatment suffered by in World War II prompted world leaders to take steps to protect human rights. In 1948, the of the United Nations formally approved the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, a declaration that upholds human dignity and equality.

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Shania Branch · Answer 1

Yes, not sure if its a question or if you just want to make sure this is right. Either way this is right. In the early days of history, people all over were not in good situations. People were living in horrible contains, which led to the spread of diseases. Only people go high statues were taken care of and treaded good. Small children were used in such horrible ways, and there was no one really to protect them.

The inhumane and unfair treatment suffered by in World War II prompted world leaders to take steps to protect human rights. In 1948, the of the United Nations formally approved the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, a declaration that upholds human dignity and equality.NextReset

The inhumane and unfair treatment suffered by in World War II prompted world leaders to take steps to protect human rights. In 1948, the of the United Nations formally approved the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, a declaration that upholds human dignity and equality.

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