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Human Rights and Development Foundation
Established and operated based on 5 principles:
1. It is a private human rights organization that operates independently.
2. Not having the status of a representative or a voice for the interests of any particular group of people, but performing duties for human rights that are universal, indivisible and interdependent and mutually reinforcing.
3. Human rights include the rights to civil liberties, political, economic, social and cultural rights, democratic rights, environmental rights, consumer rights, the right to free and fair elections, the right to identity and self-governance, the human right to development, including the right to development, the right to choose, and the rights of disadvantaged groups, whether recognized by the United Nations or provided for in international law, treaties, declarations or custom.
4. Political neutrality, meaning it is not a tool for seeking power or supporting any particular political party, political group or interest.
5. Recognize the relationship between development and human rights.
About us1. It is a private human rights organization that operates independently.
2. Not having the status of a representative or a voice for the interests of any particular group of people, but performing duties for human rights that are universal, indivisible and interdependent and mutually reinforcing.
3. Human rights include the rights to civil liberties, political, economic, social and cultural rights, democratic rights, environmental rights, consumer rights, the right to free and fair elections, the right to identity and self-governance, the human right to development, including the right to development, the right to choose, and the rights of disadvantaged groups, whether recognized by the United Nations or provided for in international law, treaties, declarations or custom.
4. Political neutrality, meaning it is not a tool for seeking power or supporting any particular political party, political group or interest.
5. Recognize the relationship between development and human rights.
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