Question

what are the causes of human rights in USSR​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

The year 1991 saw the destruction of the Soviet Union as a political entity, a process that seemed to be culminating at year's end. The strong pro-independence vote in the Ukrainian referendum on December 1, following the failure of Soviet President Gorbachev in his various efforts to create a new political union, led to a meeting on December 8 involving Russian President Boris Yeltsin, Belorussian Supreme Soviet Chairman Stanislau Shushkevich, and Ukrainian President Leonid Kravchuk at which they established a commonwealth of independent states open to all republics of the former USSR. 

Answer 2

Causes of human rights in USSR​:

• Human Rights in USSR was caused by the Human Rights Movement.

• Human rights movement started to emerge in the USSR in the year of 1960.

• The participants actively did not share one set of convictions.

• They demanded for civil rights like right of speech, religion and national self-determination.

• They struggle for rights for human which mainly concentrated on concerns of right of expression, liberty of conscience, democracy to emigrate, and the plight of political prisoners.

• Some people considered it necessary to provide a truthful record of what was going on in the country and not the heavily censored version in the official media.

• Others were still "communists for reform," who felt it possible for the better to change the Soviet system.

• Such groups and interests slowly coalesced in the dissident community under the pressure of official acts and responses.

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