Reviewer-Government's Role in the Pormotion of Citizens' Rights

“Everyone has rights”

• True

• False

A moral or legal entitlement to have or do something.

• Benefit

• Authority

• Right

• Privilege

A formal declaration of the fundamental rights of the people that are secured and guaranteed by the government.

• RIGHTS

• BILL OF RIGHTS

• HUMAN RIGHTS

• VIOLATION of RIGHTS

These are rights provided in the Constitution and cannot be tampered with or changed by any law enacted by Congress.

• Human Rights

• Rights

• Constitutional Rights

• Privileges

These are God-given rights that a person possesses at birth, such as the right to live, to love and be loved, and to find happiness and enjoy life.

• Rights to the Accussed

• Constitutional Rights

• Natural Rights

• Civil Rights

Ensure the well-being and economic security of the citizens.

• Civil Rights

• Social and Economic Rights

• Rights of the Accused

• Statutory Rights

Rights guaranteed by the law to secure enjoyment of life and happiness for the citizens.

• Civil Rights

• Rights of the Accused

• Political Rights

• Statutory Rights

These are rights enacted by the Congress. And these rights can be revoked or revised by Congress, whenever the conditions in the country warrant such move.

• Rights of the Accused

• Statutory Rights

• Political Rights

• Civil Rights

Intended to protect citizens who are accused of a crime.

• Rights of the Accused

• Statutory Rights

• Political Rights

• Rights of the Accused

Rights of a citizen to participate directly or indirectly in the operation and administration of the government

• Rights of the Accused

• Statutory Rights

• Rights of the Accused

• Political Rights