Article 29:Duties to thecommunity thatallow free andfull developmentof personality.Article 8: Rightto an effectivelegal remedyfor violatedrights.Article 13:Freedom ofmovement andresidencewithin andacross borders.Article 17:Right toownproperty.Article 6: Rightto recognitionas a personbefore the law.Article 3:Right to life,liberty, andpersonalsecurity.Article 7:Right to equalprotectionbefore thelaw.Article 12: Rightto privacyregarding home,family, andcorrespondence.Article 10: Rightto a fair andpublic trial byan independenttribunal.Article 30:Freedom fromstate or personalinterpretationaimed atdestroying theserights.Article 11:Presumptionof innocenceuntil provenguilty.Article 18:Freedom ofthought,conscience,and religion.Article 16:Right tomarry andstart afamily.Article 26:Right toeducation.Article 14: Rightto seek andenjoy asylumfrompersecution inother countries.Article 2:Freedom fromdiscrimination.Article 4:Freedomfrom slaveryandservitude.Article 15:Right to anationality.Article 25: Rightto an adequatestandard of living(food, clothing,housing, medicalcare).Article 28: Rightto a social andinternationalorder wherethese rights canbe realised.Article 23:Right towork, fairwages, andtrade unions.Article 9:Freedom fromarbitrary arrest,detention, orexile.Article 22:Right tosocialsecurity.Article 1: Right toequality (allhuman beingsare born free andequal in dignityand rights).Article 5:Freedom fromtorture andcruel, inhuman,or degradingtreatment.Article 19:Freedom ofopinion andexpression.Article 27: Rightto participate inthe cultural andscientific life ofthe community.Article 20:Freedom ofpeacefulassembly andassociation.Article 21: Rightto take part ingovernmentand freeelections.Article 24: Rightto rest andleisure(includingreasonableworking hours).Article 29:Duties to thecommunity thatallow free andfull developmentof personality.Article 8: Rightto an effectivelegal remedyfor violatedrights.Article 13:Freedom ofmovement andresidencewithin andacross borders.Article 17:Right toownproperty.Article 6: Rightto recognitionas a personbefore the law.Article 3:Right to life,liberty, andpersonalsecurity.Article 7:Right to equalprotectionbefore thelaw.Article 12: Rightto privacyregarding home,family, andcorrespondence.Article 10: Rightto a fair andpublic trial byan independenttribunal.Article 30:Freedom fromstate or personalinterpretationaimed atdestroying theserights.Article 11:Presumptionof innocenceuntil provenguilty.Article 18:Freedom ofthought,conscience,and religion.Article 16:Right tomarry andstart afamily.Article 26:Right toeducation.Article 14: Rightto seek andenjoy asylumfrompersecution inother countries.Article 2:Freedom fromdiscrimination.Article 4:Freedomfrom slaveryandservitude.Article 15:Right to anationality.Article 25: Rightto an adequatestandard of living(food, clothing,housing, medicalcare).Article 28: Rightto a social andinternationalorder wherethese rights canbe realised.Article 23:Right towork, fairwages, andtrade unions.Article 9:Freedom fromarbitrary arrest,detention, orexile.Article 22:Right tosocialsecurity.Article 1: Right toequality (allhuman beingsare born free andequal in dignityand rights).Article 5:Freedom fromtorture andcruel, inhuman,or degradingtreatment.Article 19:Freedom ofopinion andexpression.Article 27: Rightto participate inthe cultural andscientific life ofthe community.Article 20:Freedom ofpeacefulassembly andassociation.Article 21: Rightto take part ingovernmentand freeelections.Article 24: Rightto rest andleisure(includingreasonableworking hours).

Universal Declaration of Human Rights - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Article 29: Duties to the community that allow free and full development of personality.
  2. Article 8: Right to an effective legal remedy for violated rights.
  3. Article 13: Freedom of movement and residence within and across borders.
  4. Article 17: Right to own property.
  5. Article 6: Right to recognition as a person before the law.
  6. Article 3: Right to life, liberty, and personal security.
  7. Article 7: Right to equal protection before the law.
  8. Article 12: Right to privacy regarding home, family, and correspondence.
  9. Article 10: Right to a fair and public trial by an independent tribunal.
  10. Article 30: Freedom from state or personal interpretation aimed at destroying these rights.
  11. Article 11: Presumption of innocence until proven guilty.
  12. Article 18: Freedom of thought, conscience, and religion.
  13. Article 16: Right to marry and start a family.
  14. Article 26: Right to education.
  15. Article 14: Right to seek and enjoy asylum from persecution in other countries.
  16. Article 2: Freedom from discrimination.
  17. Article 4: Freedom from slavery and servitude.
  18. Article 15: Right to a nationality.
  19. Article 25: Right to an adequate standard of living (food, clothing, housing, medical care).
  20. Article 28: Right to a social and international order where these rights can be realised.
  21. Article 23: Right to work, fair wages, and trade unions.
  22. Article 9: Freedom from arbitrary arrest, detention, or exile.
  23. Article 22: Right to social security.
  24. Article 1: Right to equality (all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights).
  25. Article 5: Freedom from torture and cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment.
  26. Article 19: Freedom of opinion and expression.
  27. Article 27: Right to participate in the cultural and scientific life of the community.
  28. Article 20: Freedom of peaceful assembly and association.
  29. Article 21: Right to take part in government and free elections.
  30. Article 24: Right to rest and leisure (including reasonable working hours).