4 October 2009. 9:19 p.m.: In a good-spirited gesture in support of Human Rights, I'm printing this document. I'm not sure if the paper on which I am printing this was made in such a way that infringes upon the rights in said document, but if it was, someone should do something about that, as well.

Given the atmosphere at my workspace, I don't think it will ever be taken down, but I'll document the process anyhow. Mainly I aim to take pictures of people reading it half-interestedly for purposes of extortion and blackmailing when opportunity arises.

5 October 2009. 11;37 a.m.: I've managed to get a few pictures of coworkers in their inspection of the document. Most importantly among them is the shot I got of my manager, Dan, in the midst of mock-disapproval.

1:18 p.m.: The Declaration is pretty much being ignored. The next plan is to try and generate discussion about it among those in the break room.

1:31 p.m.: Most people are much more interested in their lunch than in Universal Human Rights.

1:58 p.m.: I am sitting near the Declaration (phone duty!) and people now seem to be avoiding both the Declaration & me. I applaud the measures I've taken for Universal Human Rights, I believe I've made some impact today.

2:09 p.m.: More updates to follow. If there is anything relevant to add, that is.