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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted by the
United Nations, is mere formality. It is seldom taken into

consideration or embedded into the laws or systems in the world.
The benefits of the UN Declaration are small because they lack

firm ground for implementation. The creation of such firm, socially

acknowledged foundations is inevitable and urgent for salvation
of the planet Earth.

Nowadays, the UN has representatives from all the countries in
the world and everything is fine at first sight, but it is not so.

The reason why this system does not work lies in its setup and

operation.

Every country in the world has its own interests and goals; their

representatives in the UN stand for the interests of their own
countries. When your interest is at stake you fight for it, and

morality, ethics and truth are not in the forefront.

However, if democratically elected representatives do not come
from the countries they represent, they see the truth and present

it accordingly. Such system will be fair and problems will be
solvable, decisions reached without exerting pressure will include

morality and ethics, logic will help to see the truth and goodness,
evil will be identified and rejected.

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