Three core values of human development according to Denis Goulet, 1971

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1. Equality: We believe that all humans are of equal value regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, country of origin, religion, social class, or any other difference. Equality should be our common goal and the goal of any society. 2. Dignity: We believe that human beings deserve respect, honor and recognition both as individuals and as members of a shared humanity. Dignity is an essential element of human development, providing a sense of worth, value, and self-respect to all individuals. 3. Participation: We believe that human progress requires meaningful and open participation by all members of a society. This includes freedom of choice and of expression, active and meaningful engagement in decision-making, the right to equal access and opportunity in the political, social and economic life of the community and respect for the principle of non-discrimination.

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