Mexican Constitution and Human Rights

Which article in the Mexican Constitution establishes human rights as a rule of law and judicial order in Mexico?

• Article 5

• Article 10

• Article 1

• Article 15

What is the role of human rights in the Mexican Constitution?

• Human Rights are limited in the Mexican Constitution.

• Human Rights are recognised and protected in the Mexican Constitution.

• Human Rights are applied only to a certain groups of people in the Mexican Constitution.

• Human Rights lack of importance in the Mexican Constitution.

How are Human Rights guaranteed in their protection in Mexico?

• Through UN, UNESCO, and OAS , among other mechanisms.

• Through the local police departments, national guards, and Marines.

• Through the Secretary of Finance, Secretary of Economy, and Secretary of Public Education.

• Through the Political Constitution, the NCHD, and the Supreme National Court of Justice, among other mechanisms.

Which article establishes the equality of all people against the law?

• Article 10

• Article 5

• Article 1

• Article 15

Which is the organization in charge of defending the respect of human rights in Mexico?

• National Human Rights Commission (NHRC)

• National Council on Civil Rights

• Ombudsman's Office

• National Human Rights Institute

What are the available mechanisms that we have to enforcing human rights in case of violation in Mexico?

• The mechanisms include the Supreme Court of Justice, the Attorney General's Office, the National Security Commission and the National Guard.

• Mechanisms include the Red Cross, UNESCO, WHO and ILO.

• Mechanisms include the CNDH, CEDH, complaints, denunciations, amparos, and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights.

• The mechanisms include the UN, the OAS, the European Union and the International Criminal Court.

Which article of the Mexican Constitution establishes freedom of expression as a fundamental right?

• Article 5

• Article 10

• Article 6

• Article 7

How important is the protection of human rights in a state governed by the rule of law?

• The protection of human rights is essential to ensure the equality, justice and dignity of all individuals in society.

• The protection of human rights is a waste of time.

• Human rights only benefit a privileged few.

• In a state governed by the rule of law, human rights are irrelevant.

What sanctions can be imposed for human rights violations in Mexico?

• Expulsion from the country, prohibition of access to public services, confiscation of property, etc.

• Withdrawal of employee benefits, vacation suspension, reduction of working hours, etc.

• Fines, disqualification from holding public office, dismissal from employment, prison sentences

• Salary increase, public recognition, job promotion, etc.

How do human rights relate to justice and equity in the Mexican Constitution?

• Justice and equity in the Mexican Constitution are not based on human rights.

• Human rights have no relation to justice and equity in the Mexican Constitution

• Human rights in the Mexican Constitution only benefit certain select groups

• Human rights guarantee justice and equity by protecting the fundamental rights of all people and promoting equality before the law in the Mexican Constitution.