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Yes
Yes.
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yes, on 1948
Yes, they did
no not yet
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) was issued in 1948, but there was no Tanzania yet, nor would there be until 1964. Tanzania thus could not sign the original document. In 1977, Tanzania incorporated most of the principles of the UDHR into the country's constitution. Unfortunately, as Tanzanian human rights advocates have pointed out, enforcement is very poor and while the law exists on paper, many groups are still denied the rights promised in the Declaration.
Patrick Henry
They did not want to be held to the standard of actually protecting human rights. In some cases, they believe that their religious or cultural values give them a "right" to be discriminatory towards people of other religions, homosexuals, or other minorities.
It's a sign of freedom.
no, only men signed it
No John Jay did not sign the Declaration.