UDHR in Languages of Iran

UDHR in Languages of Iran

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) is a declaration adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on 10 December 1948 at the Palais de Chaillot in Paris, France. [Wikipedia] UDHR has the record for being the Most Translated Document in the world. [Guinness] [Wikipedia] The UDHR in Unicode project is to demonstrate the use of Unicode for a wide variety of languages, using the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) as a representative text. [Unicode]

The UDHR in Languages of Iran has the goal to collect translations of UDHR in various Iranian languages, encoded in Unicode. The collection will be used to use by the community in demonstration purposes, as well as submitted to the UDHR in Unicode project for inclusion.

See Languages of Iran for the list of languages of interest.

Translation Status

Available in Unicode

Language	Script	Unicode	OHCHR	Audio
Iranian Persian (fa-IR)	Arab	pes_1 (Stage 4), text, html	prs	per
Afghan Persian (fa-AF)	Arab	pes_2 (Stage 4), text, html	prs1	pes
Tajik Persian (tg)	Cyrl	tgk (Stage 4), text, html	pet	tgk

Needs Translation

NOTE: This table is under development and not complete.

Languages	Script	Unicode	Source	Audio	Comments
Iranian Azeri (az-IR)	Arab	—	—	—	No source available yet.
Central Kurdish (ckb-IR)	Arab	—	—	—	No source available yet.
Mazandarani (mzn)	Arab	—	—	—	No source available yet.

See also

• The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR).

• UDHR in Unicode project and its Translations page.

• UDHR in Audio project.