 The most important business in the second session concerned human rights.From 28 January to 11 September 1958 there were 30 plenary sessions and a total of 133 speeches.Among the rights agreed on were freedom of religion, rights for women (including in marriage), the rights laid down in articles 16 and 25 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (the right to marriage and to raise a family, the right to health and prosperity and equal rights for children born outside marriage), the right to reasonable wage and freedom of the press.