Designation of Human Rights Day

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PROCLAMATION NO. 225: Designation of Human Rights Day

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Title Supreme Court: Designation of Human Rights Day

Law: Proclamation No. 225

Decision Date: Nov 27, 1950

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Affirmation of Human Rights Principles

Recognizes the reaffirmation by the United Nations of faith in fundamental human rights.
Emphasizes dignity and worth of the human person.
Highlights equal rights of men and women as enshrined in the UN Charter.

Foundation of Freedom, Justice, and Peace

Establishes that recognizing inherent dignity and equal, inalienable rights is the basis of freedom, justice, and peace worldwide.

Commitment to International Cooperation

Notes the Member States’ pledge to promote universal respect and observance of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
Emphasizes non-discrimination on grounds of race, sex, language, or religion.

Imperative to Observe Human Rights Day

Acknowledges urgent developments in international relations necessitating the observance of Human Rights Day.

Call to Action for Public Awareness and Education

Empowers all Filipino citizens and officials at all levels to publicize the UDHR.
Encourages teachers in both public and private schools to disseminate, display, and explain the UDHR.
Invites all elements of society, whether public or private, local or foreign, to participate in spreading awareness.

Formal Proclamation and Authentication

Signed by President Elpidio Quirino, with the seal of the Republic of the Philippines affixed.
Officially dated November 27, 1950, in Manila.

This proclamation serves as a formal and national recognition of the importance of human rights in the Philippines, aligning the country with global commitments and initiatives to uphold and promote human dignity and freedoms.

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