LESSON 4: Responses to Gender-Based Violence

Quarter 4 - AP10

Responses to Gender-Based Violence

Lesson 4:

Multiple Choice

The Yogyakarta Principles apply international human rights law to issues of sexual orientation and gender identity.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

The Yogyakarta Principles are optional guidelines with no connection to existing human rights laws.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

The United Nations has recognized that discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity is a human rights issue.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

The Magna Carta of Women protects the rights of Filipino women, especially those from marginalized sectors.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

CEDAW is often called the international bill of rights for women.

• True

• False

Quarter 4 - AP10

Responses to Gender-Based Violence

Lesson 4:

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a state obligation under CEDAW regarding laws?

• Remove discriminatory laws and promote equality

• Establish courts and institutions to protect women

• Ensure equal access to education, health, and work

• Prevent discrimination by individuals and organizations

Multiple Select

Which of the following are responsibilities of the government under the MCW?

• Protect women and prevent discrimination

• Respect and promote women’s rights in workplaces

• Create laws and implement gender mainstreaming

• Recognize and support women’s rights in everyday life

Multiple Choice

Which type of violence under RA 9262 includes controlling money and preventing work?

• Physical

• Sexual

• Economic

• Psychological/Emotional

Open Ended

Based on the information provided, why is it important for the law to recognize unequal relations in abusive relationships, and who are the persons protected by R.A. 9262?

Open Ended

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