What does the term 'Universality' in human rights imply?

• Human rights are universal for all humans.

• Human rights can be given away.

• Human rights are only applicable in specific countries.

• Human rights are only for certain groups.

Which of the following is NOT a factor that protects human rights?

• Constitutional entrenchment

• Independence of the judiciary

• Freedom of the press

• Military regime

What is a consequence of political apathy?

• Increased political participation

• Improved government accountability

• Poor standard of living

• Enhanced civic education

Which writ is used to challenge the detention of a person?

• Writ of Prohibition

• Writ of Certiorari

• Writ of Mandamus

• Writ of Habeas Corpus

What does political apathy lead to?

• Effective resource management

• Responsible governance

• Increased political awareness

• Corrupt electoral systems

Which of the following is a way to fight political apathy?

• Encouraging isolation

• Mass participation in elections

• Promoting ignorance

• Limiting press freedom

What is the meaning of 'Inalienability' in the context of human rights?

• Rights are only for citizens.

• Rights can be taken away.

• Rights are conditional.

• Rights cannot be given away.

Which condition can limit the exercise of fundamental human rights?

• A democratic environment

• Independence of the judiciary

• Constitutional entrenchment

• Emergency periods

What is one of the dangers of political apathy?

• Increased civic engagement

• Stronger political parties

• Better governance

• Mismanagement of resources

What does the term 'Political Apathy' refer to?

• Active political engagement

• Lack of interest in political affairs

• High levels of political awareness

• Strong civic participation