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1. Of all the articles in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which right is the most important (either to you, or to society), and why?

2. With the dawning of the 21st century, human rights are becoming very pertinent in the world. Which crisis most needs rectifying?

3. Of all the human rights pioneers, who made the most significant contributions? Your pioneer can be either one listed on our website, or one that we have not mentioned.