Each religion can claim to have made or to be making a special contribution as a positive resource for some dimension of human rights. This claim does not deny the possibility that a religion may contribute generally to all dimensions.
Hinduism stakes a claim in relation to freedom of thought, conscience, and religion(see Article 18 of the Universal Declaration);
Buddhism stakes a claim by providing the earliest example of institutionalized democratic procedures within the sangha(see Article 2),
Confucianism, with its commitment to education implied in the very term Juchia, in relation to the right to education(see Article 26),
Taoism in relation to recognizing the role of the community