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 1 Pre    |          awareness of the dramatic human, social and ethical problems
 2 Intro  |         God (cf. Eph 4:6) that all human beings are born equal in
 3  I,6   | instruments concerning respect for human rights.~
 4  I,11  |          aware of their dignity as human beings and their rights
 5  I (13)|                    Cf. UNDP, World Human Development Report 1990,
 6 II,1   |            of the world and of the human person: "God created man
 7 II,1   |          The right and duty of the human being to have dominion over
 8 II,1   |            dominion belongs to the human person as such, and hence
 9 II,5   |        confirm the need for all of human society to be constantly
10 II,5   |           relationship between the human person and the goods of
11 II,5   |         earth as God's gift to all human beings: "God destined the
12 II,5   |    application, referring to every human being. It cannot be overridden
13 II (19)|             although it is left to human will and the specific legislation
14 II (20)|           on the special nature of human work and the "ontological
15 II (20)|  finalistic priority of individual human beings as compared with
16 II,5   |    presupposition and guarantee of human dignity. "Private property
17 II,5   |      considered as an extension of human freedom. Lastly, in stimulating
18 II,6   |         upset balances between the human person and the environment
19 II,6   |      particularly shameful lack of human solidarity, striking the
20 II,6   |          which concerns the entire human family": Paul VI, Apostolic
21 II,6   |           forms of exploitation of human labour, especially when
22 II,6   |       payment that are unworthy of human dignity.~Unjust remuneration
23 II (30)|       leads to degradation of "the human framework ~
24 II,7   |        that so many families lack, human conscience, the conscience
25 II,7   |          It is not just, it is not human, it is not Christian to
26 II,9   |     opportunities for work and the human growth of all.~It can make
27 II (41)|                But if we hold to a human and Christian concept of
28 II,11  |       Policy~40. Protection of the human rights which derive from
29 II (45)|           the subject character of human labour": ibid.~
30 III,9  |        laws to protect fundamental human rights, and hence to guarantee
31 Conclu |           violation of fundamental human rights.(54)~61. In many