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1. How long did IT take for the general assembly to agree on a common vision to adopt the universal declaration of human rights?
It took them 3 years to agree.
2. When was the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted?
It was adopted on
the 10th of December 1948.
3. What was the main purpose of The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and how? Can you explain in detail?
To prevent future atrocities by affirming in its fundamental charter faith in fundamental human rights the dignity and worth of the humanity and a commitment.
4. What do millions of faithful men, women and children do with this document?
They turn for help and guidance an aspiration.
What does article 1 powerfully proclaim?
That all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.
1. Which organ is the central organ of the United Nations?
The General Assembly is the Central Organ of the United Nations.
How many member is the GA represented by?
It is represented by 193 members.
Which is the largest of the UN 6 main organs?
The General Assembly
When and where did the GA first begin?
It first begin in 1946 in London.
Where has the permanent home of the GA been since 1952?
It has been at UN headquarters in New York City.
When do world leaders and heads of State gather to address the General Debate?
They gather every year in September.
7. Who was the longest timed speech in General Assembly history delivered by? How long was the speech clocked for? When did this event happened?
It was delivered by Fidel Castro from Cuba it was timed for 269 minutes nearly 4 and half hours over the recommended time of 15 minutes, on September 26 1960.
What does the general assembly do?
General Assembly provides a unique forum for multilateral discussion of international issues covered by the UN Charter.
When did Resolution 1 which established the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission get established?
In 1946.
What did Resolution 3275 proclaimed in 1975?
As International Women's Year, a period of intensified action with regards to equal rights and recognition of women.
What did Resolution 44/25 in 1989 establish?
It established the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
