Technical blog article on programming language readiness. No preamble-specific human rights declarations, dignity statements, or equality commitments observable in content structure or editorial framing.

Article concerns equal dignity and rights for all human beings. Content is technical software engineering discussion; no statements about human dignity, freedom, or equality present.

Non-discrimination and equal rights. Responsive design and multi-device accessibility support (meta viewport tag) suggests structural effort toward inclusive access regardless of device type or ability.

Right to life, liberty, and personal security. Technical blog article contains no discussion of these rights or threats to them.

Freedom from slavery and servitude. Not applicable to technical software article.

Freedom from torture or cruel treatment. Not observable in technical blog content.

Right to recognition as a person before the law. Not applicable to programming article.

Equality before the law and protection against discrimination. Technical content does not address legal equality.

Right to effective remedy for rights violations. Not applicable to technical blog.

Freedom from arbitrary arrest or detention. Not relevant to software engineering content.

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Presumption of innocence and protection from retroactive criminal law. Not relevant to technical blog.

Right to privacy and protection of privacy, family, home, and correspondence. Structural evidence: Google Analytics tracking (gtag.js), Google AdSense ad platform, and ad tracking scripts loaded without observable explicit consent mechanism in provided head content. Suggests data collection practices that may not align with privacy protections.

Freedom of movement within a state. Structural positive: publicly accessible article, no geographic restrictions observed. Editorial framing is neutral technical content. Access model supports freedom to consume information across borders (public web).

Right to seek asylum from persecution. Not applicable to technical software blog.

Right to nationality. Not relevant to programming article.

Right to marriage and family. Not applicable to technical content.

Right to own property and protection against arbitrary deprivation. Not observable in technical blog context.

Freedom of thought, conscience, and religion. Technical article does not address these rights.

Freedom of opinion and expression; right to seek, receive, and impart information. Article explicitly presents author's opinion on Rust language readiness (metadata: 'article:section'='Opinion'). Public dissemination of technical analysis supports freedom of expression. Structural: publicly accessible, RSS distribution, no censorship or gatekeeping of editorial voice.

Right to peaceful assembly and association. Structural: public comments section infrastructure (comments feed link) suggests platform for reader assembly and discussion. Editorial: blog content invites reader participation and feedback engagement.

Right to participation in public affairs and equal access to public service. Article presents technical information that enables informed participation in software engineering discussions. Neutral to mildly positive: educational content supports informed decision-making.

Right to social security and realization of economic, social, and cultural rights. Technical blog content does not address social security or welfare systems.

Right to work and free choice of employment. Not applicable to technical programming article.

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Right to adequate standard of living, health, and well-being. Editorial: article provides technical education supporting professional development and economic opportunity (learning Rust supports career advancement). Structural: tracking and ad infrastructure creates tension—commercial model may exploit user data, offsetting educational benefit.

Right to education and opportunity to develop personality and talents. Blog article provides free technical education on Rust programming, directly supporting right to education and skill development.

Right to participate in cultural life and share benefits of scientific progress. Not directly addressed in provided content.

Right to social and international order enabling full realization of UDHR rights. Not applicable to individual technical blog post.

Duties and responsibilities toward community. Technical article does not explicitly address community duties or responsibilities.

Prohibition against destruction of rights and freedoms. Not relevant to technical programming content.