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Brotherhood:

Brotherhood: A Pillar of the Human Family

As stated in the First Article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), brotherhood is like a strong foundation in the intricate web of human connections. But it's crucial to understand that brotherhood is just one type of closeness we feel in an intimate family.
Sisterhood, relationships between siblings, and the remarkable connections between parents and children—like "son and mother", "son and father", "daughter and mother", and "daughter and father"—make up different ways we feel close to each other in a family.

This mix of intimacy works well when everyone in the family accepts, respects, and tries to keep a fair balance of rights among themselves.
In the border form of a family we call "Humanity", when we all agree on accepting and respecting each other rights and balancing our rights, we reconstruct the closeness among us as a human family that the UDHR recommends.
In other words, in simple terms, brotherhood, as a vital part of the UDHR's spirit, symbolises a happy and fair human society. It asks us to forget our differences and work together to make everyone feel accepted, respected, and treated fairly. Only by doing this together can we achieve the Human Family's noble goal: Absolute Freedom.