That earlier document on this subject was founded on the principles of (*) "dignity and worth" and called for education to "promote understanding, tolerance and friendship among all nations" and for the creation of a "social and international order" in which its principles could be realized.  
Jeremy Bentham is supposed to have called this concept "rhetorical nonsense on stilts." In a book on this history of this concept, Lynn Hunt argued that the genesis of this concept occurred when people read novels like Julie and Pamela and empathized with their protagonists.  The seventh point of the Helsinki Accords concerns this subject, and states that the parties to it "will act in conformity with" an earlier document on this subject which the Soviet Union had abstained from voting on.  That earlier document on this subject was founded on the principles of (*) "dignity and worth" and called for education to "promote understanding, tolerance and friendship among all nations" and for the creation of a "social and international order" in which its principles could be realized.  Eleanor Roosevelt chaired the committee which drafted that "Universal Declaration" on this subject.  For 10 points, identify these things, which all people are entitled to "without distinction" by virtue of being born "free and equal."
Jeremy Bentham is supposed to have called this concept "rhetorical nonsense on stilts.
human rights