Human Rights

Human rights are for -

• a. all Indian citizens

• b. only rich people

• c. only you

• d. all human beings

The official document that grants human rights to all is

called the _____.

• a. World Human Rights

• b. Universal Declaration of Human Rights

• c. Human Rights for All

• d. Indian Declaration of Human Rights

How many articles are part of the 'Universal Declaration of Human Rights?'

• a. 30

• b. 32

• c. 31

• d. 33

Article 1 of the 'Universal Declaration of Human Rights' states 'All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights?'

• a. True

• b. False

Which of the following is ‘Violation of Human Rights’?

• a. a woman getting less salary than a man, for same amount of work

• b. a child working in a toy-factory

• c. bad-mouthing about someone's looks

• all of these

A private security guard of a house does not do his duty properly. He, instead, uses a dog to frighten others. In one instance, he made the dog to bite a person. He is violating the right to ---------

• a. education

• b. freedom from torture

• c. right to asylum

• d. right to expression

In the local factory, the workers have to work for at least 10 hours a day without a break. Which right is being violated?

• a. Right to adequate standard of living

• b. Right to rest and leisure.

• c. Right to own property.

• d. Right to work

Three men were arrested. They have had problems getting access to lawyers. On many occasions, they were not permitted to see their lawyers; the men were not allowed to have a collective discussion with their lawyers, which effectively meant that they had no access to their lawyer.

• a. Freedom from discrimination; Right to equality.

• b. Right to movement.

• c. Right to education.

• d. Right to a fair trial; Right to access justice.

A photo of Mr. X, was taken, when he was coming out of a celebration with his family. Later the photo was published in a magazine.

• a. Right to life and security.

• b. Right to privacy and family life.

• c. Right to expression.

• d. Freedom from discrimination

A child grows up in a Hindu family, but wants to practice Buddhism instead. He can do it because-

• a. He has the right to give his opinion.

• b. He has the right to choose his own religion and beliefs.

• c. He has the right to an identity

• d. He has the right to choose another parents.