The Declaration of the Rights of Man and the citizens was adopted in the year 1789, on August 26. It was the opening part of the newly created Constitution of French and the abolition of the feudalism.
The Declaration describes the fundamental rights of the people and the fundamental characteristics of rights which are considered as the natural, unalienable and a sacred principles that is based on the demands of the citizens. The Declaration or the Constitutions also provided equal rights and freedom to all the people.
