This would make the Declaration reachable to the vast majority of human beings who currently have no access to this document. Our goal is to have it printed in the passports of all countries, but even to be successful with one country is an enormous leap in progress. You can play an important role in communicating this need for the spread of knowledge about the Declaration. Write a letter to the United Nations, or your president to stress the need for universal access to the Declaration of Human Rights. To support growing human rights groups all over the world.
Every citizen has the right to a human rights group in their country.
It is these local groups that make a great difference with the help of the Declaration. The Declaration can be the basis on which indigenous human rights activists and organizations raise human rights issues and organize campaigns in their own countries. The Declaration gives people the power- the power to demand their own rights and the power to make them real. It is here where real change can happen. There are two main ways that growing human rights groups can be supported.