The UN General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights after the destruction and mass violence of World War II. The declaration set out a common rights standard, but colonial peoples remained subject to imperial rule and many states applied its principles selectively. Anticolonial movements later used its language to challenge racial discrimination and political subordination.
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