Repository description emphasizes privacy and user autonomy (local-first, no cloud, no telemetry), aligning with Preamble values of human dignity and freedom. Structural support includes accessible platform design and open participation model.

Article 1 addresses equal dignity and rights. GitHub's open-access platform model and non-discriminatory repository hosting structure support equal participation. The project itself promotes data transparency and user agency.

Article 2 prohibits discrimination. GitHub's accessibility features (color-blind modes, high-contrast options, keyboard navigation, ARIA labels) directly support non-discriminatory access.

Article 3 addresses security of person. No direct evidence of harmful content moderation failures or discriminatory enforcement visible in repository metadata. Standard platform safety practices apply.

Article 4 prohibits slavery and forced labor. No evidence present in repository metadata or GitHub platform structure regarding labor practices. Neutral by absence of signal.

Article 5 prohibits torture and cruel treatment. No relevant evidence in repository content or platform structure. Neutral by absence.

Article 6 recognizes right to legal personhood. No direct signal; standard platform provides identity verification and account ownership mechanisms.

Article 7 addresses equality before law. GitHub applies consistent rules to all users without visible discrimination in platform structure.

Article 8 protects effective remedies. GitHub provides issue-tracking, pull-request systems, and user reporting mechanisms for grievances related to repository content and platform governance.

Article 9 prohibits arbitrary arrest and detention. No relevant evidence in platform or repository context. Neutral by absence of signal.

Article 10 addresses fair and public hearing. No evidence regarding judicial processes. Neutral by absence.

Article 11 addresses criminal law presumptions. No relevant signal in repository or platform context.

Article 12 protects privacy and correspondence. Repository description emphasizes local-first, no-telemetry, no-cloud data privacy—strong positive editorial signal. However, GitHub's octolytics tracking and analytics collection creates structural negative signal. Net neutral with tensions.

Article 13 protects freedom of movement. Open-source project hosted on public platform without geographic restrictions. Accessibility features support inclusive digital movement and navigation.

Article 14 addresses asylum and refugee protection. While not directly applicable to software, GitHub's open international platform enables refuge from censorship and persecution through distributed open-source collaboration without geographic barriers.

Article 15 addresses nationality rights. GitHub provides account ownership and property rights to repositories regardless of user nationality. No discriminatory nationality-based restrictions visible.

Article 16 protects family and marriage. No direct applicability to software repository. Platform structure does not discriminate based on family status. Neutral with slight positive from non-discrimination.

Article 17 protects property and ownership. Repository owner retains full intellectual property rights. GitHub's Terms of Service explicitly recognize user ownership of code and data. Project description emphasizes user data ownership ('just your data').

Article 18 protects freedom of thought, conscience, and religion. Open-source software enables users to inspect, understand, and modify code according to their values. No ideological screening or restriction visible.

Article 19 protects freedom of expression and information. GitHub provides free public platform for sharing code, documentation, and ideas. Repository exemplifies open expression. However, GitHub ToS permit content takedowns, creating mild structural limitation.

Article 20 protects freedom of assembly and association. GitHub enables formation of communities around projects through issues, discussions, pull requests, and collaborative development. No restrictions on association visible.

Article 21 protects participation in government. While not directly political, open-source software governance enables democratic participation in digital infrastructure decisions. GitHub's collaborative model supports inclusive decision-making.

Article 22 protects social security and welfare. GitHub provides free infrastructure supporting welfare through enabling knowledge sharing, skill development, and economic opportunity through open-source participation. Accessibility features support inclusion.

Article 23 protects rights to work and just conditions. Open-source contributions on GitHub create economic opportunity and community-driven work. No evidence of exploitative labor practices in repository or platform model.

Article 24 protects right to rest and leisure. Open-source development is voluntary and self-paced. No evidence of enforced labor or exclusion from rest periods. Community culture typically respects contributor wellbeing.

Article 25 protects right to adequate standard of living. GitHub's free platform and open-source economy provide pathways to skill development, employment, and economic security. Accessibility features support universal participation.

Article 26 protects rights to education and cultural participation. GitHub facilitates knowledge-sharing and learning through open-source code and documentation. Accessibility features support inclusive education. Strong positive signal with domain-level accessibility modifier.

Article 27 protects participation in cultural and scientific life. Open-source software exemplifies participation in digital culture and scientific/technical knowledge production. Repository contributes to shared cultural commons. Strong positive across both channels.

Article 28 calls for social and international order supporting UDHR rights. Open-source and GitHub's international platform contribute to global cooperation, knowledge-sharing, and reduced barriers. Positive but indirect signal.

Article 29 addresses duties to community and limitations on rights in interest of others. GitHub ToS and open-source licenses contain reasonable limitations and community guidelines. Repository shows respect for collective interests.

Article 30 prohibits destruction of UDHR rights. No evidence in repository or platform of systematic rights violations or destructive practices. Content preservation and community standards support rights protection.