Some human rights advocates see the Universal Declaration on Human Rights passed by the United Nations General Assembly in 1948 as

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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, while not a treaty and thus not legally binding in the same way a treaty is, has become regarded as a fundamental component of customary international law due to its wide acceptance and influence on international human rights legislation and norms.

Some Human Rights Advocates See the Universal Declaration on Human