Post test

Frequently considered as demanding the state's non-intervention

Necessitating the state's active engagement (positive obligations)

These include the freedoms of speech, assembly, and association as well as the participation in national governance and the right to vote and run for office in legitimate

• Civil Rights

• Political Rights

• Economic Rights

• Social Rights

Enumerated in Articles 22 to 26 of the UDHR and are expanded upon and spelled out in the ICESCR as obligatory treaty standards

• Economic Rights

• Social Rights

• neither

• both

Which of the following is not a characteristics of human rights?

• Human rights are universal because everyone is born with and possesses the same rights, regardless of where they live, their gender or race, or their religious, cultural, or ethnic background.

• No human rights promote one group and prejudice another.

• They should not use his or her rights to violate or trample upon the rights of other.

• They can be taken away by any power or authority because these rights originate with the social nature of man in the society of human beings and they belong to a person simply because he is a human being.

The opportunity to benefit from scientific advancement, and the protection of one's moral and material interests

• Culture Rights

• Economic Rights

• Artistic Rights

• Economic Rights

Such rights as the right to life and the inviolability of the person are considered to be

• Economic Rights

• Fundamental Rights

• Cultural Rights

• Social Rights

___ like civil and political rights sometimes need significant governmental commitment.

• Cultural Rights

• Social Rights

• Traditional Rights

• Economic rights

____ like civil and political rights sometimes need significant governmental commitment.

The economic and social rights are enumerated in Article _ to _ ?