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Does Cultural Diversity Affect Countries' Respect for Human Rights?

In the post-World War II era, international human rights standards have evolved, establishing in law a set of basic rights designed to guarantee an acceptable level of personal dignity for all people. A long list of human rights is presented in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights1 and later covenants and conventions. Increasingly, the degree to which these human rights are realized is considered an important standard of a regime's performance. In this paper we will examine the relationship between cultural diversity (which we also will call ethnic heterogeneity or fractionalization)