Preamble UDHR language (dignity, equal rights, freedom) not directly addressed in technical C++ content. No observable connection to the foundational human dignity framework of UDHR.

Article 1 addresses equal rights and dignity of all humans. Content concerns C++ programming techniques (deferred map initialization). No observable relevance or signal.

Article 2 protects against discrimination. Structural signal: site implements accessible design (semantic HTML, alt text, dark mode toggle, ARIA labels) that operationally supports equitable access regardless of disability status. This is weak but observable.

Article 3 addresses right to life, liberty, security of person. Content is technical programming instruction with no observable signal related to personal security or liberty.

Article 4 prohibits slavery and servitude. Content concerns technical software patterns. No observable signal.

Article 5 prohibits torture and cruel/inhuman treatment. Content is technical; no observable signal.

Article 6 addresses right to recognition as person before law. Content is technical programming advice. No observable signal.

Article 7 addresses equal protection before law. Content concerns C++ patterns. No observable signal.

Article 8 addresses right to effective remedy. Content is technical. No observable signal.

Article 9 prohibits arbitrary arrest/detention. Content is technical programming. No observable signal.

Article 10 addresses fair and public hearing. Content concerns software design patterns. No observable signal.

Article 11 addresses presumption of innocence and due process. Content is technical. No observable signal.

Article 12 protects privacy, family, home, correspondence. Observable tracking: Google Analytics (UA-89625019-1) and Google Tag Manager scripts in page head without visible granular user consent mechanism. No explicit opt-out for non-essential tracking visible on page. Domain context modifier applied for ad_tracking element.

Article 13 addresses freedom of movement. Content is technical programming. No observable signal.

Article 14 addresses right to asylum. Content is technical. No observable signal.

Article 15 addresses right to nationality. Content concerns C++ patterns. No observable signal.

Article 16 addresses protection of family, marriage, consent. Content is technical. No observable signal.

Article 17 addresses property rights. Content is technical programming. No observable signal.

Article 18 addresses freedom of thought, conscience, religion. Content concerns C++ software techniques. No observable signal.

Article 19 protects freedom of opinion and expression. Editorial signal: author explicitly shares technical opinion/knowledge freely without apparent censorship or restriction. Structural signal: content is freely accessible without paywall; distribution platform supports open expression. Domain context modifiers (access_model +0.10, ad_tracking -0.05) applied.

Article 20 addresses freedom of peaceful assembly/association. Content concerns technical programming. No observable signal.

Article 21 addresses participation in government/public affairs. Content is technical. No observable signal.

Article 22 addresses social security and economic rights. Content concerns software design patterns. No observable signal.

Article 23 addresses right to work and favorable conditions. Content is technical programming instruction. No observable signal.

Article 24 addresses right to rest and leisure. Content concerns C++ patterns. No observable signal.

Article 25 addresses right to adequate standard of living. Content is technical. No observable signal.

Article 26 addresses right to education. Content concerns technical C++ instruction, but is not explicitly framed as educational provision or support for learning rights. No direct observable signal.

Article 27 protects right to participate in cultural/scientific life and benefit from intellectual property. Editorial signal: author shares technical knowledge and programming patterns freely, contributing to scientific/technical culture. Structural signal: open access model allows free participation in knowledge dissemination; code examples provided for community use. Domain modifier (access_model +0.10) applied.

Article 28 addresses social/international order for rights realization. Content concerns technical programming. No observable signal.

Article 29 addresses duties and limitations on rights. Content concerns C++ implementation techniques. No observable signal.

Article 30 prohibits destruction of UDHR rights. Content is technical programming instruction. No observable signal.