Civics and Ethics 1

They are a group of principles provided by the law and protected by it, inherent to all humans, no matter their nationality, gender, ethnicity, religion, etc.

(a)  

Reorder the following documents according to the evolution of Human Rights in -Mexico (from the oldest to the latest)

• Decree against slavery

• Cadiz Constitution

• Federal Constitution

• Mexican Constitution

Since the beginning, the ​ (a)   has been in charge of protecting the Human Rights

• United Nations
• UNICEF
• OMS

Match the following documents with its explanation

• Cadiz Constitution

• Miguel Hidalgo exhorted to the ones that had slaves to release them, otherwise they will confront the capital punishment.

• Mexican Constitution

• It established a regime of judicial equality between Spanish, racially mixed and indigenous people.

• Federal Constitution

• This document protected the rights of Mexican people under the principles of the Declaration of Men and the Citizen (France, 1789).

• Decree against slavery

• The actual Constitution recognises the human rights.

The Mexican State also counts with organisms to defend Human Rights, like the:

• Union Congress

• National Human Rights Comission

• Chamber of Deputies

• UNICEF

Match the Human Rights generations with its explanation

• Fourth generation

• Civil and political rights (to life, liberty, property). They established the liberty of citizens to participate in the political life of the country.​

• Second generation

• Economic and social rights. The individuals are recognised as part of a social group (women, kids, employees, consumers).

• Third generation

• These are the collective rights of geographical belonging and protection.

• First generation

• Solidarity and cultural rights. They include right to peace, to development and to a healthy environment.

This Mexican law ​recognizes you a list of benefits, so you can develop physical, mental, social and morally in an egalitarian environment.​

(a)  

The words liberty and ​ ​ (a)   are related, since the ​ (b)   of behaviour are stipulated by the ​ (c)   and other norms.

• society
• limits
• laws
• democracy
• conditions

In a democratic society like ours, the individual liberty depends on:

• the teacher

• the citizens

• the rule of law

• God

What is rule of law?

• that the laws are not important

• the principle that regulates our system by written laws.​

• the principle that regulates the Human Rights