American Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Man

The American Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Man, adopted in 1948, is a statement affirming fundamental human rights and responsibilities. It emphasizes that every person is entitled to rights like equality, freedom, and dignity, regardless of background. The document also highlights the duties individuals have towards their community and society, such as respecting others and promoting justice. It aims to protect individuals from oppression and discrimination while encouraging social responsibility. Overall, it serves as a guiding principle for promoting human rights and ethical conduct across the Americas.