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Because the proclamation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, human rights have grown to be the principal language of the general public good around the world. Nowhere is this more obvious than in Europe. The long-standing battles for aboriginal rights, the linguistic history of French-speaking Canadians, and same-sex marriage have steered the nation right into a full-blown “rights revolution” — one which has been viewed cautiously all over the world. Are team rights risking personal rights?