MATURA ENGLISH: Human Rights & Justice

What are human rights?

• Rights that are only applicable to certain individuals

• Rights that are based on nationality

• Basic rights and freedoms that all individuals are entitled to

• Rights that can be taken away by the government

When was the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted?

• 1945

• 1948

• 1950

• 1955

What do human rights protect individuals from?

• Discrimination and injustice

• Political repression

• Cultural relativism

• Access to justice

What does justice refer to?

• Unfair treatment of individuals

• Equitable treatment of individuals

• Discrimination based on nationality

• Violation of human rights

What are key principles of justice?

• Partiality and unfairness

• Equality before the law and due process

• Discrimination and oppression

• Violation of human rights

What does justice contribute to?

• Conflict prevention and resolution

• Discrimination and injustice

• Violation of human rights

• Access to justice

What does upholding justice and human rights foster?

• Social cohesion and trust in institutions

• Political repression and discrimination

• Cultural relativism and access to justice

• Violation of human rights and conflict

What are some challenges associated with human rights?

• Equal treatment and opportunity

• Access to justice for marginalized populations

• Universal application of human rights

• Promotion of peace and stability

What are some human rights violations?

• Discrimination and injustice

• Access to justice for marginalized populations

• Equal treatment and opportunity

• Promotion of peace and stability

What is essential to create a world where every individual's rights are respected and protected?

• International cooperation and cultural relativism

• Rule of law and commitment to human rights

• Discrimination and injustice

• Access to justice for marginalized populations