Designation of Dec 10, 1950 as Human Rights Day

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PROCLAMATION NO. 225: Designation of Dec 10, 1950 as Human Rights Day

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Title Supreme Court: Designation of Dec 10, 1950 as Human Rights Day

Law: Proclamation No. 225

Decision Date: Nov 27, 1950

Elpidio Quirino proclaims December 10, 1950, as Human Rights Day, urging all citizens and officials to promote and disseminate the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in recognition of its second anniversary.

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International Recognition and Commitment

Acknowledges the reaffirmation by United Nations members of fundamental human rights, human dignity, and equality of men and women.
Emphasizes the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as a foundation for freedom, justice, and peace globally.

Foundations for International Cooperation

Highlights the pledge of Member States to promote respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms universally.
Stresses non-discrimination on the grounds of race, sex, language, or religion.

Urgency of Observance

Notes recent critical developments in international relations necessitating a dedicated observance of Human Rights Day.

Call to Action for Filipinos and Officials

The President calls on all citizens and government officials at all levels, including educators and both public and private sectors, to:
- Publicize the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
- Disseminate, display, and explain its content widely.

Legal Formalization

The proclamation is signed by the President and the Executive Secretary.
Official seal affixed, making the declaration formal and effective as of November 27, 1950.

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