Madrid Volunteers Bring Universal Human Rights Principles to the Public

Madrid Volunteers Bring Universal Human Rights Principles to the Public

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MADRID, Spain — Residents and visitors in central Madrid have encountered volunteers sharing educational resources on human rights as part of a Scientology-supported initiative.

Wearing distinctive blue shirts, volunteers distributed booklets explaining the 30 articles of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

The activity coincided with public discussions in Spain's capital about housing, freedom of expression and peaceful assembly. The initiative focused on education rather than supporting any particular political position.

The materials form part of an international educational programme supported by the Church of Scientology. The information covers everyday rights relating to dignity, personal freedom, education and social protection.

Article 25 of the Universal Declaration addresses an adequate standard of living, including housing, while Article 26 emphasises education that strengthens respect for human rights.

Ivan Arjona, the Church of Scientology's representative to European and international institutions, highlighted the importance of citizens understanding their rights.

The programme forms part of the Church of Scientology's wider support for human rights education, rooted in the importance L. Ron Hubbard placed on fundamental freedoms.

The outreach brought internationally recognised human rights principles into everyday conversations in the Spanish capital.

Further details are available in the Scientology human rights education report from Madrid. human rights

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