Preamble speaks to foundational human dignity and equal rights. Article content is product rumor coverage with no direct engagement with dignity, equality, or fundamental rights principles. No observable alignment or misalignment.

Article 1 concerns equality and dignity of all humans. Product coverage does not engage with these principles. No observable content.

Article 2 addresses non-discrimination. Domain-level accessibility features (skip links, dark/light mode, responsive design) enable access regardless of disability, showing some structural commitment to non-discriminatory access. However, article content itself does not address discrimination.

Article 3 addresses right to life, liberty, and security of person. Product rumor coverage has no observable engagement with these rights.

Article 4 addresses slavery and servitude. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 5 prohibits torture and cruel treatment. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 6 addresses right to recognition as a person before law. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 7 addresses equality before law and non-discrimination. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 8 addresses right to effective remedy. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 9 addresses freedom from arbitrary arrest and detention. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 10 addresses right to fair and public hearing. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 11 addresses presumption of innocence and protection from retroactive criminal law. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 12 protects privacy, family, home, and correspondence. Extensive third-party tracking infrastructure present: Google Analytics, AdThrive ad network, OnThe.io analytics, OneSignal notifications, cookie-based user tracking, email hash collection via URL parameters, localStorage persistence. Multiple data collection vectors operating simultaneously. Ad-hiding conditional on contributor status creates privacy stratification. Domain-level modifier for ad tracking (-0.12) and privacy collection mechanisms (-0.08) reinforces structural privacy invasion.

Article 13 addresses freedom of movement and choice of residence. Not directly relevant to online content. However, global accessibility of content (no geo-blocking evident) enables international access to information. Minimal positive signal from open access structure.

Article 14 addresses right to seek asylum. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 15 addresses right to nationality. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 16 addresses marriage and family rights. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 17 addresses property rights. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 18 addresses freedom of thought, conscience, and religion. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 19 protects freedom of opinion and expression, and right to receive and impart information. Article provides factual news coverage with identified source attribution (Bloomberg report), named author (Juli Clover), and transparent editorial structure. Forum discussion enabled; comments visible. However, tracking infrastructure and ad-gatekeeping moderate the structural score. Domain-level editorial code (+0.03) and access model (+0.02) modifiers apply.

Article 20 addresses freedom of assembly and association. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 21 addresses right to participate in government and democratic processes. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 22 addresses right to social security and cultural participation. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 23 addresses right to work and fair labor conditions. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 24 addresses right to rest and leisure. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 25 addresses right to adequate standard of living and health. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 26 addresses right to education. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 27 addresses cultural rights and scientific participation. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 28 addresses right to social and international order respecting human rights. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 29 addresses community duties and limitations on rights. No observable engagement in product coverage.

Article 30 addresses prohibition of abuse of rights. No observable engagement in product coverage.