Human Rights

What are human rights for?

• People

• Animals

• Governments

• Other

Why are human rights necessary and important?

• To save lives.

• To give us freedom.

• To protect everyone.

• All of the above

Which organisation set the standard for Human Rights around the world?

• UNICEF

• Greenpeace

• United Nations

• English Heritage

What is the definition of Human Rights?

• humans growing older in age

• that everyone being nice is the standard

• moral principles or norms that describe certain standards of human behavior.

• moral rules that all people have prescribed too

In country X, Citizens may be jailed without being charged.

• Right to a fair trial.

• Right to liberty and security.

• Right to be recognised as a person; right to nationality.

• Right to asylum.

The unjust treatment of different categories of people on the grounds of race, age, or sex.

• Servitude
• Dignity
• United Nations
• Discrimination

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Which human right does this picture show?

• Right to rest and leisure

• Right to expression

• Right to life, liberty, and safety

• Right to education

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Which human right does the picture show?

• Right to move freely

• Right to asylum

• Right to privacy

• Right to assembly

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

• True

• False

Human rights is enjoined to everyone simply because of _________________.

• being a professional

• being a citizen

• being a human

• being a democratic