GROUP 2 - ACTIVITY

Human rights are rights that all people have regardless of their nationality, residence, sex, ethnic or national origins, race, religion, culture, or even other status.

• True

• False

One's right not to be treated ______ by the state.

• Fairly

• Unfairly

The United States General Assembly in Paris affirmed the Declaration to represent a shared standard of fulfillment for any and all people of the world.

• December 10, 1988

• December 10, 1948

It is the concept that provides an explanation for a specific form of moral duty that arises when certain criteria are met.

• Equality

• Dignity

• Fairness

• Respect

It is a concept wherein human rights enable us to respect and live with each other.

• Dignity

• Fairness

• Equality

• Respect

It is a concept in which every human being is inherently free to choose how extensively he or she wishes to enjoy rights.

• Dignity

• Autonomy

• Equality

• Fairness

It states that a person must not be tortured or treated cruel, inhuman, or degradingly.

• Article 1: Free and Equal

• Article 3: Right to Life

• Article 5: Freedom from Torture

• Article 7: Right to Equality before the Law

Universal Declaration of Human Rights is a key document in the history of human rights.

• True

• False

The human rights framework is intended to provide governments with an illegally, politically, and ethically enforecable set of values.

• True

• False

The following are Regional Treaties except?

• Inter-American Commission on Human Rights

• Inter-American Court of Human Rights

• European Court of Human Rights

• None of these