freedom of thought, conscience an religion right to life, liberty and security of person a good standard of living presumed innocent until proven right to privacy seek and enjoy another countries asylum right to a nationality freedom of opinion and expression right to a fair and public hearing everyone is entitled to rights no distinction no slavery or servitude no torture or cruel, treatment or punishment to work, to choose work and to be paid fairly all humans are born free and equal right to remedy violation of rights no arbitrary arrest, detention or exile freedom of movement and can leave country all equal before the law without discrimination social security right to own property freedom of peaceful assembly right to be recognised before the law men and women of full age can marry take part in the government rest and leisure freedom of thought, conscience an religion right to life, liberty and security of person a good standard of living presumed innocent until proven right to privacy seek and enjoy another countries asylum right to a nationality freedom of opinion and expression right to a fair and public hearing everyone is entitled to rights no distinction no slavery or servitude no torture or cruel, treatment or punishment to work, to choose work and to be paid fairly all humans are born free and equal right to remedy violation of rights no arbitrary arrest, detention or exile freedom of movement and can leave country all equal before the law without discrimination social security right to own property freedom of peaceful assembly right to be recognised before the law men and women of full age can marry take part in the government rest and leisure
(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.
freedom of thought, conscience an religion
right to life, liberty and security of person
a good standard of living
presumed innocent until proven
right to privacy
seek and enjoy another countries asylum
right to a nationality
freedom of opinion and expression
right to a fair and public hearing
everyone
is entitled to rights no distinction
no slavery or servitude
no torture or cruel, treatment or punishment
to work, to choose work and to be paid fairly
all humans are born free and equal
right to remedy violation of rights
no arbitrary arrest, detention or exile
freedom of movement and can leave country
all equal before the law without discrimination
social security
right to own property
freedom of peaceful assembly
right to be recognised before the law
men and women of full age can marry
take part in the government
rest and leisure