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Human rights and restraints.

The principles set out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the European Convention on Human Rights and similar instruments encourage fairness, respect, equality, dignity and autonomy for all. In the UK the Human Rights Act 1998 makes these rights legally binding. The principles underpinning these rights reflect basic needs that enable us all to live full lives with maximum dignity and respect. These core societal values are at the heart of high quality health and social care. People should be put at the centre of all decisions about their care in a person-centred way. In doing so people's experiences of care, the quality of their lives, health and wellbeing can be improved.