Universal Declaration Of Human Rights Violations
When the nations signed on to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights it was expected that they would maintain the goals expected of them and implement them into legislation to construct greater nations free from discriminations and abuse. Instead, nations have surpassed implementing them because they are not legally binding, therefore, permitting them to commit human rights violations in order to suit their own agendas and without any foreseeable consequences. This has been evident in the cases of Indigenous Australians plight to self -determination, the restrictions set upon refugees seeking asylum in Australia and the modern-day slavery of African Americans churned through a similar system that existed when their ancestors were slaves.