Rights and Filipino Citizenship

These are god God given rights that a person possesses at birth.

• Civil rights

• Constitutional rights

• Natural rights

• Statutory rights

These rights are provided in the constitution and cannot be tampered or changed by any law enacted by Congress.

• Constitutional right

• Social and economic rights

• Rights of the accused

• Right to live

Choose one example of natural Rights.

• Right to love and be loved

• Right to vote

• Right to work

• Right to hold office in the governments

These rights ensures the well being and economic security of the citizens.

• Constitutional rights

• Civil rights

• Political rights

• Social and economic rights

These rights guaranteed by law to secure enjoyment of life and happiness for the citizens.

• Civil rights

• Political rights

• Natural Rights

• Social and economic rights

This refers to the fundamental rights to which a person is entitled simply because he/she is a human being.

• Human rights

• Civil rights

• Rights of the accused

• Statutory rights

Who are most likely the victims of the human rights abused?

• Children

• Men

• Women

• None of the above

What commission whose main objective is to protect the citizens against the abuses of their human rights?

• Commission on Elections

• Commission on Human Rights

• Commission on Public Affairs

• Commission on Higher Education

Who signed the executive order no. 163 which creates the commission on human rights in the Philippines?

• Corazon Aquino

• Joseph Estrada

• Ferdinand Marcos

• Manuel Roxas

It is the membership of a person in a political community wherein he or she enjoys rights inherent to members of the said community.

• Citizenship

• Membership

• Fellowhip

• Naturalization