Human Rights Day - December 10th
Human Rights Day on December 10th marks the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948. It’s more than a historical milestone — it’s a reminder that human rights are meant to empower every one of us, every single day. These rights are not distant political ideas; they shape our daily lives, our dignity, and our emotional well-being. Because mental health begins where human rights are respected - surrounds us. At least, this is how I feel about it. Why human rights matter today 77 years later, the Declaration remains deeply relevant. It teaches us that we all have rights — and we all share responsibility . Every action, no matter how small, can help protect these rights: setting boundaries, supporting others, speaking up about injustice, or simply listening with compassion. Back in 1948, UNESCO recognized that education and awareness were essential to spreading human rights. That idea still matters — especially when we think about mental health. Human rights prev...