The Universal Declaration of Human Rights has signatories all over the globe and constitutes the most widespread set of human rights. That said, no right can be said to be totally absolute if it is simply ignored or the authority concerned does not consider it to be inalienable. Abuses of the rights of people are, unfortunately, widespread. That said, the right to a fair trial, to freedom of speech, the right to be free of slavery and torture and the right of religious freedom are all enshrined in this important UN declaration.