What is the difference between the rights that are guaranteed by the United States Constitution and those that are mentioned in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

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The most fundamental law of any country would be its Constitution . It contains a set of principles explaining the foundation of the government as well as rights that safeguards the life , liberty and property of an individual . It also states regulations and divisions and scope of powers of the branches of the government and the manner in which these powers may be legitimately exercised . The United States Constitution is the fundamental law of the land and as such , the rights that are embedded

therein are more superior than the rights that are stated in statutory laws ( Constitution of the United States

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was drafted right after the World War II . The main purpose of this document is to give people across the globe a clear definition of the rights which are enumerated in the United Nations charter and to define the basic human rights because unlike other rights afforded by law , this is something that all people are entitled to whether or not there is a law protecting these rights Human Rights are inherent in people simply because we are all born as humans . As of today , this declaration is universally acknowledged and is being referred to all over the world (Smith

Both the Constitution and the Universal Declaration of Human rights talks about upholding and safeguarding the rights of the individuals The Universal Declaration of Human Rights serves as a mere advisory and is will only become a legally...