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Wikipedia permits all users equal editing rights (subject to community rules). No discrimination in access to knowledge creation. Structural design emphasizes user equality.

Wikipedia serves all users regardless of background, language, or status. Multiple language versions available. Access policy explicitly non-discriminatory.

Article on Intel ME does not directly address right to life/security. Technical topic does not inherently advocate for personal security. Neutral coverage.

No content addressing slavery or servitude. Off-topic for technical documentation.

No torture/inhuman treatment content. Technical topic does not address.

Right to recognition before law not directly addressed in technical documentation.

Article discusses Intel ME security vulnerabilities (Ring −3 rootkit, SA-00075, etc.), indirectly supporting awareness of systems that could violate equal protection. Content helps users understand risks.

Effective remedies topic not directly engaged. Technical documentation does not address legal recourse frameworks.

Arbitrary arrest/detention not addressed in technical documentation.

Wikipedia's NPOV policy ensures fair hearing of multiple perspectives on Intel ME. Content presents technical facts, vulnerabilities, and opposing viewpoints (backdoor claims, security analysis).

Presumption of innocence in criminal law not applicable to technical documentation.

Article discusses Intel ME's remote access capabilities and security vulnerabilities that could enable privacy violation. Content supports public awareness of privacy risks. Wikipedia platform itself respects privacy through minimal data collection.

Wikipedia accessible globally in 300+ languages. Article on Intel ME freely accessible everywhere. No geographic barriers to knowledge. Platform structure maximizes freedom of information movement.

While article does not directly address political asylum, Wikipedia's role as neutral knowledge repository supports universal access to information regardless of political status or origin.

Nationality law not addressed in technical documentation.

Marriage and family law not applicable to technical topic.

Article discusses proprietary nature of Intel ME firmware and user inability to fully control or modify it. Content implicitly supports transparency on property/control restrictions.

Article presents multiple perspectives on Intel ME (security tool vs. backdoor risk) without enforcing single viewpoint. Content supports informed conscience formation. Platform structure allows diverse contributors.

Wikipedia's core mission embodies Article 19. Article itself freely documents Intel ME without state/corporate censorship. Content covers technical facts, vulnerabilities, security concerns, and backdoor assertions equally. Platform structure maximizes expression freedom.

Wikipedia edit community operates through talk pages and consensus-building (peaceful assembly structure). No advocacy for restrictions on association. Platform supports collaborative knowledge work.

Wikipedia permits user participation in content governance through editing, talk pages, and community processes. Not directly addressing political participation, but structural democratic principles present.

Wikipedia's free knowledge access supports social development. Intel ME article helps users understand systems affecting their digital security/welfare. Platform structure provides foundational information access supporting human development.

Labor and employment rights not primary topic of technical documentation.

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Wikipedia free access supports universal standard of living through knowledge. Intel ME documentation helps users protect digital systems/security. Platform structure maximizes accessibility to health/welfare information.

Wikipedia's core mission is Article 26 realization: free education access globally. Intel ME article provides technical education on complex security topic. Multiple language versions available. CC-BY-SA license permits educational reuse. Accessibility features (ARIA, font sizing) support learning for diverse users.

Wikipedia permits participation in scientific/technical knowledge advancement through editing. Intel ME article documents both technical innovation and scientific security analysis. Community-driven documentation supports cultural participation.

Wikipedia governance and community rules establish social order based on UDHR principles (NPOV, verifiability, no original research support factual justice). Not directly addressing international social order.

Wikipedia community operates with mutual duties (edit responsibly, cite sources) and freedoms (edit openly, express viewpoints). Balance between individual freedom and community responsibility embedded in structure.

Restrictions on rights interpretation: Wikipedia's NPOV policy prevents articles from advocating restriction of UDHR rights. This supports Article 30 principle but is not primary topic of Intel ME documentation.