IV. Universality of Human Rights, but Not Uniformity of Implementation?

The article argues universality of human rights while still taking into account the historical and cultural particularity of human rights. It mentions that first criticism against the universality of human rights came from the American Anthropological Association. It states that Mary Ann Glendon emphasizes the important role played by Charles Malik of Lebanon and Peng-chun Chang of China in the drafting of the Universal Declaration.