A Brief History of The International Bill of Human Rights

SPREAD THE WORD

Please tell friends about the existence of THE

INTERNATIONAL BILL OF HUMAN RIGHTS. When enough of us humans are aware of and have readyaccess to the text of this historic agreement, it will begin to have asgreat an influence on the lives of all humans everywhere as the U.S. Billof Rights has had on the lives of all Americans. Be a part of the vision of a world that works for everyone. We have the tool; we just need to know that we have it and what it is.

I really believe you personally can help change the world

in a very positive way just by encouraging friends to read the Universal Declarationof Human Rights and familiarize themselves with the significance of thisdocument by reading the brief history available on-line at the globalrights.org website.

Note that the TEXT button brings you to the text of

the Declaration and the rest of the Bill in three languages.

Spread the word, please...by telephone, by email,

by putting links to this site on your own website....

You can also help, if you like, by sending a tax-deductible

donation to THYB Inc. to help maintain this site and pay for more educational work like this. Or you can buy a copy of the book edition of the INTERNATIONAL BILL OF HUMAN RGHTS from us, and give it to the public library or high school or university library of your choice.

How to make a donation: send a check to THYB,

Box 232517, Encinitas CA 92023 USA. Or donate by Visa or Mastercard by faxing THYB at760-753-1815 (or call THYB president Paul Williams at the same number).You will be sent a receipt for your donation, which is tax-deductible for U.S. residents because THYB Inc. is a registered non-profit educational corporation. Federal tax-exempt status: 501 (C) 3. California non-profit corp #: 1087482.

What is THYB Inc.? A small non-profit corporation

founded in 1981 in California. What has it done? It's a very small organization, but it has published the first book edition in English of THE INTERNATIONAL BILL OF HUMAN RIGHTS and has thereby gotten these documents and their history into many libraries and some college courses. Recently, it has established and maintained this globalrights.org website. The text of the website pages was written by THYB president Paul Williams. The history of the Bill was written by Peter Meyer in 1981 and is included in the book edition of these documents (which also includes forewords by U.S. Pres. Jimmy Carter and by Argentine Nobel Peace Prize winner Adolfo Perez Esquivel).

The name THYB was taken from the Japanese words

Tai Hei Yo Bashi, which mean The Bridge Over the Great Ocean.

How to order a book:

The hardcover of THE INTERNATIONAL BILL OF HUMAN RIGHTS is made available at the intentionally low cover price of $9.95. You can order a copy for yourself or for the library or school of your choice, by sending a check for $12. (includes postage) to THYB, Box 232517, Encinitas CA 92023. Or by calling or faxing 760-753-1815.

Email correspondence may be sent to THYB

Pres. Paul Williams at 102705.3522@compuserve.com

"These documents set a measure by which governments

can be judged. Now we can say to them, you have violated standards that you and all governments have jointly set."
--Gerhard Elston, past Executive Director, Amnesty International/USA

	"I believe that everywhere people aspire to be treated with
dignity; to give voice to their opinions; to choose their own leaders; to associate with whom they wish; to worship how, when and where they want. These are not American rights or European rights or developed-world rights. They are birthrights of people everywhere." --U.S. Pres. Bill Clinton to students at BeijingUniversity, June 29, 1998

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	I really believe you personally can help change the world
in a very positive way just by encouraging friends to read the Universal Declarationof Human Rights and familiarize themselves with the significance of thisdocument by reading the brief history available on-line at the globalrights.org website.

	Note that the TEXT button brings you to the text of
the Declaration and the rest of the Bill in three languages.

	Spread the word, please...by telephone, by email,
by putting links to this site on your own website....

	You can also help, if you like, by sending a tax-deductible
donation to THYB Inc. to help maintain this site and pay for more educational work like this. Or you can buy a copy of the book edition of the INTERNATIONAL BILL OF HUMAN RGHTS from us, and give it to the public library or high school or university library of your choice.

	The name THYB was taken from the Japanese words
Tai Hei Yo Bashi, which mean The Bridge Over the Great Ocean.

	How to order a book:
The hardcover of THE INTERNATIONAL BILL OF HUMAN RIGHTS is made available at the intentionally low cover price of $9.95. You can order a copy for yourself or for the library or school of your choice, by sending a check for $12. (includes postage) to THYB, Box 232517, Encinitas CA 92023. Or by calling or faxing 760-753-1815.

	Email correspondence may be sent to THYB
Pres. Paul Williams at 102705.3522@compuserve.com

	"These documents set a measure by which governments
can be judged. Now we can say to them, you have violated standards that you and all governments have jointly set." --Gerhard Elston, past Executive Director, Amnesty International/USA