Headline frames Gaza humanitarian crisis through economic/cryptocurrency lens ('stablecoin for Gaza', 'cash supply decimated'). Coverage acknowledges human suffering but frames via policy/financial mechanism. Structural paywall limits broad dissemination of information about human rights crisis.

No observable editorial or structural signal regarding equal dignity and rights as foundational concept.

Content implicitly acknowledges discrimination (Gaza context), but structure restricts access to information and knowledge about rights violations. Paywall model systematically excludes non-paying users from information about global crises. Framing through economic lens may obscure human rights dimension.

Right to life not directly addressed in available content. Truncated HTML provides no editorial commentary on Gaza casualties or civilian protection.

No observable signal regarding slavery or servitude in truncated content.

No observable signal regarding torture or cruel treatment in available HTML.

Right to recognition as person not addressed in truncated content.

No observable signal regarding equality before law in provided content.

Right to remedy not addressed in truncated HTML.

Arbitrary arrest/detention not addressed in available content.

Fair trial rights not addressed in truncated content.

Presumption of innocence not addressed in available HTML.

Strong negative signal: extensive tracking infrastructure (Google Tag Manager, doubleclick, spoor-api, ads-api, consent-notice.ft.com). Behavioral tracking for ad targeting and analytics. Privacy intrusion observable in structural design. Multiple preconnect, preload directives to tracking domains. Contradicts Article 12 right to privacy and protection against interference.

Freedom of movement and residence: paywall restricts free movement through information space. Structural barrier to leaving/seeking information freely. Requires subscription authentication. Login/subscribe required signals restrict access.

Right to seek asylum not addressed in truncated content.

Nationality rights not addressed in available HTML.

Marriage and family rights not addressed in provided content.

Property rights not addressed in truncated HTML.

Freedom of conscience and religion not addressed in available content.

Editorial positives: bylined investigative journalism (James Shotter, Neri Zilber) on Trump's 'Board of Peace' and stablecoin proposal shows freedom to publish criticism/investigation of government figures. Coverage of Gaza humanitarian crisis demonstrates reporting on human rights matters. Structural negatives: paywall restricts freedom to receive information (isAccessibleForFree: false). Authentication required limits dissemination. Combined slightly positive but asymmetric: journalists free to publish, readers restricted from receiving.

Editorial: coverage of Trump policy ('Board of Peace') demonstrates reportage on political assembly/association decisions. Structural: paywall and authentication requirements restrict free assembly of readers/community. Neutral combined effect with slight positive editorial framing of political reporting.

Editorial: Bylined journalism and editorial structure imply participation in democratic discourse via journalism. Structural: Paywall restricts equal participation in information economy. Balances to neutral.

Social security and economic/social rights not directly addressed in truncated content.

Right to work and favorable conditions not addressed in available HTML.

Right to rest and leisure not addressed in truncated content.

Editorial: Coverage of Gaza crisis implicitly addresses humanitarian conditions and standard of living impact of armed conflict. Reporting on stablecoin proposal acknowledges economic hardship ('cash supply decimated'). Structural: Paywall restricts access to health/economic information for non-subscribers. Slight positive editorial with negative structural effect.

Editorial: News coverage and journalism support right to education about global events and economic policy. Structural positives: Accessibility infrastructure (skip-links, ARIA, semantic HTML) supports inclusive access for disabled users. Structural negatives: Paywall restricts education access; age-gating mechanisms (login required); subscription barrier prevents free access to knowledge. Requires authentication: strong barrier to right to education. Mixed effect: +0.08 accessibility, -0.26 paywall education restriction.

Framing of Gaza crisis through financial/cryptocurrency mechanism (stablecoin proposal) rather than cultural/community participation and benefit sharing. Headline focuses on Trump administration policy ('Board of Peace') rather than Palestinian community interests. Structural: Paywall excludes public participation in cultural knowledge about global events. Restricts collective benefit from information commons.

Implicit: FT operates within democratic legal order (UK-based, regulated). No observable signal regarding enforcement of UDHR principles. No signal of advocacy for international legal/social order supporting human rights.