Cultural diversity and human rights are closely linked, as stated in the Universal Declaration on Cultural Diversity and the UNESCO Convention. The relationship between cultural diversity and human rights is complex and needs further exploration. This article discusses issues like universality, cultural relativism, equality, and non-discrimination in relation to human rights. It also explores cultural rights and how human rights can protect cultural interests. The findings confirm the importance of cultural diversity in promoting and protecting human rights. Areas for improvement in this relationship are highlighted for future attention.