Cultural break: With conscience and responsibility: The Universal Declaration of Human Duties on December 11, 12:30 p.m.

Der Salmen
Offenburg, Germany
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The demands of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights are intended to safeguard the individual freedom and autonomy of every human being. In addition to the articles proclaimed in 1948, a group of political thinkers and experts formulated the Universal Declaration of Human Duties in 1997.

What are human duties? What are the ideas behind the 19 articles? Who are the authors of the Declaration?

The cultural break for the special exhibition "Barbara Ihme: Human Duties" provides a brief insight into the history and concept of human duties.

Free of charge, duration: 15 minutes
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On 11 December 2025
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