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How did "all men" become "all human beings" in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, when it was signed 70 years ago?

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uncovers the women who championed gender equality: ow.ly/s7Bh30mWWJg #UDHR70 #StandUp4HumanRights

6:07 PM · Dec 15, 2018

Marianne Maalouf

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And now that we know all human beings have equal rights, the situation is getting worse for some of us because we are aware we are all equal but somehow we don't experience it.

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