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Fifty-eight years after its adoption, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights comes to life in 30 new public service announcements.

United Nations officials, embassy representatives and celebrities joined 120 youth delegates from 25 nations at an international youth summit honoring human rights heroes and featuring the world premiere of a unique new human rights education tool.

United Nations officials, representatives of different embassies and celebrities joined actress Anne Archer and 120 delegates from 25 nations from across the globe at an international youth summit honoring human rights heroes. This event featured a new tool for teaching people what their human rights are with 30 public service announcements, each portraying a different article of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

The "Summit on Making Human Rights a Global Reality" was held at the United Nations headquarters, in Assembly Room One. This summit drew human rights activists from countries all over the world including the United States, Britain, France, Uganda, Liberia, Nepal, Egypt, Guyana, Colombia and Mexico.

Organized by the Church of Scientology International in coordination with Youth for Human Rights International and the International Foundation for Human Rights and Tolerance, the event featured the presentation of International Human Rights Hero awards at a ceremony hosted by Anne Archer.

The Delegates at the summit were welcomed by Mr. Enzo di Taranto of "United Nations Action Two" and Mr. Hans Janischek, the President of the United Nations Society of Writers.

The new public service announcements, produced by the Church of Scientology International and Youth for Human Rights International, directed by 22-year-old Taron Lexton, they received a standing ovation from the 450 people attending the summit.