Women played a vital role in the drafting and adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights over 76 years ago. Eleanor Roosevelt's leadership as Chair of the drafting committee is well-documented, but other women also made essential contributions to shaping this historic document. Scroll through to discover some of them and their efforts in advocating for women's rights within the Declaration. On Wednesday’s #HumanRightsDay, join us in honoring the legacy of these women who helped shape the United Nations’ commitment to human rights and gender equality. 📷: UN Photo/MB; Kari Berggrav; Marvin Bolotsky