text: 185. It would also be necessary to investigate achievement of the right to education in a slum, or for a totally isolated small family group camping out in a prohibited area of some metropolis. The manner in which recognition of the fact that the most forsaken children have this right makes an entire community shake off its enforced immobility should also be studied. 186. Finally, emphasis should be placed on the d)mamism essential to the promotion of human rights that lies hidden in the hopes, experiences and dreams of the world's most destitute men, women and children, and on the fact that, to reveal it, others must bear witness to human dignity. To enable individuals and groups living in extreme poverty to convey their experience is a fundamental act of democracy. 187. It is necessary to develop both awareness of human rights and knowledge of the conditions for their exercise. Creation of a soil in which human rights can be exercised is in itself a step towards realization of those rights. 188. In seeking to ixnderstand extreme poverty we must therefore depict the daily courage of the most destitute, as a preface to any project for the promotion of human rights and to any development project, whatever its economic, political or cultural context. E. The realization of human rights, and particularly of economic, social and cultural rights; some issues considered from the standpoint of persons living in extreme poverty 189. The realization of human rights is not concerned only with economic, social and cultural rights. The experience of those most exposed to discrimination because of their extreme poverty clearly reveals the indivisibility of human rights. Therefore, before considering in greater detail the question of the realization of economic, social and cultural 
analysis: The text discusses the importance of human rights, particularly for individuals and groups living in extreme poverty. It highlights the need to recognize and promote human rights, including economic, social, and cultural rights, and emphasizes the importance of understanding the daily courage and experiences of those living in poverty. The text also touches on the need to create a soil in which human rights can be exercised, suggesting a focus on social and community development.