Oshawa Times (1958-), 17 May 1962, p. 22

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: ' | i build 22 OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Mey 17, 1962 can feel you're getting any-jtne outcome was a compro-|A European court for this pur-jdiscrimination against women| conceived as a kind of technical|that it needs help to bie . oe ce | vhere, From day to aabcop: tise," Schwelb added. |pose, albeit circumscribed and'was that they had political] assistance program in human bridges, but it isn't likely to jBut over a period of time--| The bill was divided into sec-|limited, is in being. jrights in only half the countries} i chts, admit that it needs help in e veg," tions, the first being the Uni-- The declaration hasjof the world before the UN : Sekart ; H man Ri hts Effort i: Humphrey -- whose job has|Versal Declaration of Human) frequently been invoked in Gen-|Charter was signed. Ite as Pry ae Fash a aro ead its people human made him one of the UN's most| Rights. Although Humphrey--asjeral Assembly debates. It has! ¢ IN EQUALITY ce ry may be ig to guts. tireless globe - trotters--was in|2 international civil servant--| affected national practices and} Now aie. thiek #0 éouhiviel Tokyo for a meeting and ajgften works behind the scenes|been written into the constitu-) OW, more il Sounite e 4 pare ' ably|--there are 104 UN members in ; as compared with national del-|tion of new countries, notably| bab a B ( anadians At : i N pias: ec Pin eon tM legates, it is known he wrote the| those of the French community] all have --* one a full New York by his deputy, Egon|first draft of the declaration. |and--from the European CON em <p "9: fe , \Schwelb, a Czech who now has sp eccepied bf, oe UN Gouaral xeuten---thows of the Common-| ouality ts oder fell oe By JOSEPH MacSWEEN {has been organized and led by| University just before he was| British nationality. per. 1b it coenian that. Pe ore difficult to draft), UN member states have been UNITED NATIONS (CP)--j\a Canadian since its inception|called in 1946 to organize the|coMPROMISE ON BILL \human beings are entitled "tolwere international laws -- con.({"vited to provide triennial re-| Canada is taking a direct hand/in 1946. new UN division. '| Schwelb recalled that thevall the rights and freedoms St Continns a human rights and ports on progress in human) in the United Nations commis-| Pakistan and India are other, 'The UN's work in human|commission's first task was to|forth in this declaration without|it was not until 1954 that the 7£%ts but many -- including sion that deals with human/Commonwealth members --|rights has influenced our gen-|prepare an International Bill of|distinction of any kind such aS\commission came up with two|@UCh-criticized South Africa-- rights--with the ideal of extend-| along with Britain, a permanent eration although sometimes in a| Rights, parallelling on the inter-/race, sex, language, religion,|eoyenants -- one dealing with 24ve not complied and this is) ing freedom to all mankind and,' member--and Canada sat in asirather subtle, intangible way,"|national plane what some coun-|political or other opinion,|ciyil and political rights and the/* continuing cause of friction. | notably, womankind. lan observer during a recent|Humphrey, 56, once said in anjtries, including Canada, have on|national or social origin, prop-\other with economic. social and|,..2° commission has under- gg election by tie] commission meeting that dis-| interview. ltheir own books. lerty, birth or other status." |ouyltural matters. ew CT oe b pig ren' conomic a ssed s ings as "the right; « j reocouna.-| { | ' 3 : Tig é Sof, * Council, Canada takes its seat of Svdbial tober tess from| tion ih one aa es cert wee wai mene ae SIGNED ; sane General Assembly---the|such as the procedures of var- Jan. 1 next in the UN Commis- arbitrary arrest, detention and|svmptom in itself that things|said Schwelb ' | A European convention -- in-|UN's sovereign body--has been/ious countries regarding arrest] sion on Human Rights. Its term! ayije." | aren't good, The UN's concern| : : | cluding all West European coun-| able to reach agreement on only/and exile. Findings can be used HIT oa a > " will run for three years. in tareely the reflection of ale eea. tt be 8 proclamation) tries except France--was signed|@ few articles each year, las at least moral ammunition, NO. 2 Date With Disaster It is Canada's first election to SUBTLE INFLUENCE ite Gad Htuat jof principles, or an internationallin 1950, based on the declara-| Faith in the equal rights ofjagainst offenders. is : : ee the body which has been in-| John P. 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