Özet:

The United States, which has made significant contributions to the creation of the text of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, has preferred to remain ignorant against multilateral human rights regulations since 1950. It is necessary to look for the contribution of the United States to the creation of the UN Charter, if necessary the Declaration of Human Rights, in the fact that the United States is one of the great supporters of the United Nations. The pioneer of the United Nations would not be concerned that the United States would still take steps to threaten the legitimacy of the organization in its establishment stage. This does not mean that the U.S. is necessarily unwilling when leading these documents. But as one of the victories of the Second World War and the potential main actor of the post-war order, the United States could not act unwillingly in the creation of these two texts as a kind of response to the demands of the international community.