Preamble discusses human dignity and rights. Content is technical tutorial with no explicit reference to dignity, equality, or fundamental principles. No direct engagement.

Article 1 addresses equal rights and dignity of all humans. Technical content on firmware modification contains no commentary on human equality or dignity.

Article 2 covers non-discrimination. Accessible HTML structure (alt text, semantic markup) suggests inclusive design practice. No discriminatory language observed. Modest structural positive signal.

Article 3 addresses right to life, liberty, security. No observable content engagement with these concepts.

Article 4 prohibits slavery and servitude. No observable content engagement.

Article 5 prohibits torture. No observable content engagement.

Article 6 addresses right to legal personhood. No observable content engagement.

Article 7 covers equality before law. No observable content engagement.

Article 8 addresses legal remedy for rights violations. No observable content engagement.

Article 9 prohibits arbitrary arrest/detention. No observable content engagement.

Article 10 covers fair trial rights. No observable content engagement.

Article 11 addresses presumption of innocence. No observable content engagement.

Article 12 covers privacy, family, home, correspondence. No observable content engagement with privacy principles.

Article 13 addresses freedom of movement. No observable content engagement.

Article 14 covers asylum rights. No observable content engagement.

Article 15 addresses nationality rights. No observable content engagement.

Article 16 covers marriage and family rights. No observable content engagement.

Article 17 addresses property rights. No observable content engagement.

Article 18 covers freedom of thought, conscience, religion. No observable content engagement.

Article 19 guarantees freedom of opinion/expression and information. Content is detailed technical tutorial freely shared without paywalls, registration, or gatekeeping. Demonstrates advocacy for free information access and open knowledge sharing. Explicitly engages with freedom of expression through technology documentation.

Article 20 addresses freedom of assembly/association. No observable content engagement.

Article 21 covers political participation. No observable content engagement.

Article 22 addresses social security/economic rights. No observable content engagement.

Article 23 covers right to work, fair wages, unionization. No observable content engagement.

Article 24 addresses rest and leisure. No observable content engagement.

Article 25 covers health/standard of living. No observable content engagement.

Article 26 addresses education and human development. Content demonstrates practical technical education through detailed documentation of firmware modification, reverse engineering, and Linux kernel work. Accessible to general audience. Structural design supports learning access.

Article 27 covers participation in cultural/scientific life, intellectual property protection, and benefits of scientific advancement. Content demonstrates active participation in technical/scientific knowledge creation. Explicitly engages with open-source principles (GPL source release found, Linux kernel work). Frames technical knowledge as communal good rather than proprietary. Advocacy for right to repair and device ownership implicit through reverse engineering narrative.

Article 28 addresses just social/international order. No observable content engagement.

Article 29 addresses duties to community and restrictions on rights. Content implicitly demonstrates community responsibility through technical knowledge sharing and educational intent. No explicit engagement with duty/restriction framing. Mild positive signal from educational contribution framing.

Article 30 prohibits interpretation as destruction of rights. No observable content engagement.