Human Rights Quiz

Mention one of the challenges human rights face in today’s world.

• universality

• authoritarianism

• nationalism

• relevance

Which of the following is NOT a fundamental principle of human rights?

• inalienability

• indivisibility

• accountability

• responsibility

They serve as a foundation for promoting equality and preventing discrimination.

• Ethical codes

• Modern laws

• Human rights

• Diversity and Inclusion

Human rights are considered universal and applicable to all individuals because they are not dependent on

• citizenship

• culture

• freedom

• gender

The principle of ___ is the idea that people are responsible for their actions and the consequences that follow

• accountability

• inalielability

• non-discrimination

• responsibility

The principle of ___ means that human rights cannot be taken away or given up, even voluntarily. Every person retains their rights at all times, regardless of circumstances.

• indivisibility

• inalienability

• accountability

• responsibility

The principle of ___ highlights the need to address human rights

comprehensively and not in isolation.

• non-discrimination

• inalielability

• accountability

• indivisibility

The principle of ___ promotes equality and ensures that

everyone has equal access to their rights.

• non-discrimination

• inalielability

• accountability

• indivisibility

Which of the following is NOT one of the FIVE core principles that underlie human rights?

• Universality

• Majority

• Participation and inclusion

• Equality and non-discrimination

Why are human rights considered universal?

• Because they apply to all people.

• Because they cannot be taken away.

• Because all of them are equally important.

• Because they demand that all individuals be treated with fairness.