Headline and standfirst directly invoke universal dignity and shared welfare ('US healthcare system not ready', survivor voices centered). Markup emphasizes isAccessibleForFree. Structure supports public discourse on rights-affecting policy.

Article treats polio resurgence as shared public health concern affecting all without distinction. 'Healthcare system' language implies universal scope. No discrimination visible; structural design open to all.

Headline frames policy dispute neutrally (adviser 'questions'); both sides acknowledged implicitly. No evidence of discriminatory editorial gatekeeping. Structural access universal.

Right to life and security of person: article topic is indirectly relevant (vaccine prevents polio), but no explicit treatment of life/security framework in snippet provided.

Slavery/servitude: not applicable to article content.

Torture/cruel treatment: not applicable to article content.

Right to recognition as person: not directly addressed in snippet.

Equality before law: no evidence of legal discrimination framing in provided content.

Remedy for violations: not addressed in snippet.

Freedom from arbitrary arrest: not applicable.

Right to fair trial: not applicable.

Freedom from retroactive criminalization: not applicable.

Article 12 (privacy/correspondence inviolability): Domain implements consentManagement but extensive third-party tracking (permutive, comscore, DFP, remarketing, Braze) documented in config. isAccessibleForFree supports access but privacy cost evident. Modifier -0.08 applied.

Article published freely without paywall (isAccessibleForFree: true). Distribution across social/media platforms evident (og:, twitter:, schema.org markup). Headline and standfirst circulate information on vaccine policy controversy widely.

'US healthcare system not ready' implies coverage of access to sanctuary/protection via medical care. Limited explicit asylum framing in snippet but underlying policy relevance present.

Nationality: not addressed in article content.

Marriage/family: not applicable to article.

Article implies economic security threat via healthcare system unpreparedness. No explicit property discussion but underlying right to material wellbeing evident. Modifier modest due to indirect framing.

Headline reports 'vaccine adviser questions' — presents dissenting voice. Structure allows comment (commentable: false indicates moderation, not censorship). Editorial balance between policy advocate and survivor testimony visible.

Core signal: article published freely, bylined, dated, with survivor testimony and policy expert input. 'The only thing to fix polio is the polio vaccine' — direct quote affirming scientific consensus. Structural: open access, schema markup, multi-platform distribution. Guardian's editorial mission (per domain context) supports press freedom. Strong positive on Article 19.

No explicit assembly/association content in snippet. Implied by framing of vaccine coverage as public discourse, but limited direct evidence.

Article reports on US vaccine adviser's public statement, implicitly supporting public knowledge of and input into policy-making. 'Fears of resurgence' frames this as collective governance issue. Structural: free access enables participation.

'US healthcare system not ready' implies social security right. Vaccine coverage and public health are social welfare concerns. Limited explicit social security framing but implicit throughout.

Work/just conditions: not addressed in article.

Rest/leisure: not applicable.

Article 25 (standard of living, medical care): Central to article. Headline directly invokes 'US healthcare system not ready' — implies right to adequate healthcare. Survivor testimony emphasizes vaccine necessity. Structure: free access (isAccessibleForFree), responsive design, accessible markup support material wellbeing information access. Domain accessibility modifier +0.08 applied. Strong positive signal.

Article provides public access to vaccine policy debate and scientific consensus ('the only thing to fix polio is the polio vaccine'). Free publication supports right to share in cultural/scientific advancement. Domain access model modifier +0.12 applied. Moderate-strong positive.

Limited explicit cultural/scientific community framing in snippet. Article does report on scientific consensus (polio prevention via vaccine) as shared knowledge, supporting right to participate in scientific/cultural life. Modest signal.

Article contributes to public understanding of policy affecting human rights (health, information access). Editorial independence and factual reporting support conditions for rights realization. Modest positive.

Article 29 (duties/responsibilities): Limited explicit framing of journalist/reader duty in snippet. Byline and editorial standards implicit. Moderated comments (commentable: false) suggest editorial responsibility acknowledged but restrictive on public input. Mild positive with conservative modifier.

Article 30 (preventing rights destruction): Editorial content supports rights realization, but structural infrastructure (ad tracking, remarketing, permutive, comscore, DFP) creates surveillance capability that could enable restriction of rights. Negative modifier -0.04 applied due to privacy/tracking tension. Ambiguous signal.