This book highlights the asking, following WWII, to put together a document that serves as a plateau that says we are above destroying each other. The Declaration of Human Rights was put together in 1948, spearheaded by Eleanor Roosevelt, and consisting of the thirty human rights that are the nexus of all human agreements. The United States is one of 193 member states of the UN; therefore, all national laws are subservient to these international agreements. Though obscure, within these thirty human rights is a revival of consciousness that would serve a world where this agreement is either not known or not practiced.
