Eleanor Roosevelt Breaking the schemes, gave 350 press conferences for women journalists only, traveled throughout the country, gave lectures, participated in radio broadcasts and expressed her opinions in a newspaper column called My Day.
He continued to participate actively in the political life of his country until his death in 1962. He participated in the formations of numerous institutions, the most notable among them the United Nations, the United Nations Association, and the House of Freedom, (Freedom House ). He chaired the UN Human Rights Committee and his role was key in the approval in 1948 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.