Question

Answer the following question briefly:

The magnitude and scale of destruction during the Second World War created a great revulsion for war and a passionate yearning for peace. In this context the basic rights or the four freedoms guaranteed by the charter.

Answer 1

It was agreed that when the war ended, humans must be guaranteed the basic rights or the four freedoms. The basic rights included:

1. freedom from want
2. freedom of speech
3.  freedom of religious belief
4.  freedom from fear