Human Rights and the Development of International Relation

Abstract

This article aims to provide humanity worldwide with knowledge and understanding of human rights principles and the development of good relations among countries represented by the United Nations General Assembly. Consisting of member countries, they voted to adopt and promulgate the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as a fundamental principle for protecting human rights in the international community on December 10, 1948. The main issues of human rights are: The principle of equality is not to be separated or discriminated against, to have social, economic, and cultural rights, and respect, for each other's rights. Therefore, Human rights principles are necessary for the international community to learn, have a common understanding, and accept the similarities and differences within and between countries. The vision and wide horizons that will bring peace and tranquility to the world community.