Human Right Exam

Do the classifications of Human Rights have the same value?

• There should not be the same value.

• It does not have the same value; rights have their preference.

• Depending on the right it is.

• Possibly, but not all of them.

• Yes, all have value, no right is more than the other.

They are recognized by all the States, and nobody should violate them, on the contrary, the States should guarantee their validity and protection, since the principle and purpose of the State's activity is the human person.

• Universal

• Inviolable

• Non-transferable

• Innate

Why are the characteristics of human rights important?

It refers to scholarly authors or treatises that deal with Human Rights and inspire legislators to regulate Domestic Law.  Other authors also include Regulation, International Resolutions and Equity as sources of International Law.

• Jurisprudence.

• Judgment.

• Regulation.

• Doctrine.

Define what are Human Rights, according to the doctrine?

Can the guarantees be?

• Individual and constitutional.

• Collective and constitutional.

• Individual and collective

• Civil and political.

The sources of human rights are?

• According to their origin and nature.

• According to evolution and history.

• Formal or written and material or unwritten.

• Individual and collective.

What is the correct orden of important human rights documents?

·       The XII Tables

·       Customary law.

·       Hammurabi Code.

·       Cyrus Cylinder.

Explain what collective rights are and cite 2 examples.

 Explain relevant aspects of this video on the history of human rights.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d82KR5sbZDU