Which is a correct statement about the Universal Declaration of Human Rights? It was adopted by the UN Security Council during the worst of the Holocaust. It is not accepted by enough countries to make a real difference. It was adopted in 1948 by the UN General Assembly. Its intention was to protect women's rights.

The correct statement about the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is: **It was adopted in 1948 by the UN General Assembly.** The other statements are incorrect for the following reasons: 1. **It was adopted by the UN Security Council during the worst of the Holocaust.** - This is incorrect; the Declaration was adopted by the UN General Assembly, not the Security Council, and the Holocaust occurred before the Declaration was adopted. 2. **It is not accepted by enough countries to make a real difference.** - This is misleading; while not all countries fully adhere to the principles, the Declaration has been widely accepted and serves as a foundational document for international human rights law. 3. **Its intention was to protect women's rights.** - While the Declaration includes rights that benefit women, its intention was broader, aiming to protect the rights of all individuals regardless of gender, race, or nationality.