How to Cite the UDHR: APA, MLA, Chicago—No More Headaches!

Ever stared at your essay, sweating over how to cite the Universal Declaration of Human Rights? I’ve been there, lost in a jungle of citation styles, each with its own quirky rules. But let’s cut through the confusion together! 🌪️ In APA, you spotlight the UN General Assembly (1948) and toss in the document number. MLA? Swap the date for the article number—art. 1, for example. Chicago? Oh, it loves footnotes! Just drop all the juicy details at the bottom of your page. Each style wants to lead your reader to the source, but in its own dramatic way. Isn’t it wild how something so universal can be cited so differently? If you’ve spotted a trick or a slip in my guide, call me out in the comments! Let’s build a cheat sheet together. What’s your go-to citation hack? Share below and let’s outsmart the system! 🤓🔥 #AcademicWriting #CitationTips #Education