Mapmakers term · Canon reference
Universal Law of Human Rights (ULHR)
The common minimum of rights established within the Universal Security and Human Rights Mandate and carried forward in the Constitution of Humanity.
Meaning in the series
The ULHR includes substantive protections and judicial process. Its first comprehensive published legal text is Annex I of the Mandate; the constitutional rights provisions later appear in Article II.
Source and related reading
Primary source: The Divided Peninsula. This entry explains terminology found in the published fiction; for controlling legal wording, consult the linked instruments.