Amendments v. Articles
The Constitution of the United States of America was ratified in 1788. Since then there have been changes, amendments, to it. There are currently 27 Constitutional amendments. 148 years later in 1948, The Universal Declaration of Human rights was adopted. The Universal declaration of human rights consists of 30 articles. Today the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is the second most translated piece of text in the world, second only to the bible. The Constitutional amendments and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights are similar in regards to articles 5, 18, and 27, of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, to Amendments 8 and 1, of the United States Constitution. However these two documents do oppose one another in articles 12, 21, and 23, of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, to Amendments 4, 16, and 16, of the United States Constitution.
Article five of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states that "No one shall be......

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