Rights are ____, ____, or ____ principles of freedom or entitlement.

Rights are not part of modern civilizations.

Rights are regarded as established pillars of _____ and _____.

Conflicts in history such as war, for example, began and end with rights.

Are moral principles that describe standards of human behavior protected by law.

Human rights are considered as ________ and __________, which means they can be given and taken away once abused and is a necessity for human existence.

Human rights are are not inherent among human beings because that is part of their existence regardless of their race, color or creed.

Human rights may be protected by law but if abused, will be taken away but with due process.

What are the 3 Types of Human Rights?

Center on political liberties dealing with politics.

They are strongly individualistic and negatively constructed to protect the individual from the state.

[Civil and Political Rights]

Origin from _____________ that is part of the democratic process.

[Civil and Political Rights]

Include the security of peoples' well-being, the protection from discrimination, and the exercise of freedoms of speech, freedom, press and assembly.

[Civil and Political Rights]

It refers to natural justice such as the right of the accused to fair trial, redress of grievances and legal remedies.

Are human rights guarantee equal conditions and treatment of necessities provided by the State.

These include the human right employment, the right to a high quality of life, including the basic needs of food, clothing, and shelter and the right to social security, healthy environment, and education.

The right to basic necessities.

Ex: Human Right of Employment (you cant discriminate employees or during the process of hiring)

These rights are part of the body of human rights that resulted after World War II.

[Socio-Economic and Cultural Rights]

Right to property, education, and promotion of social justice.

[Socio-Economic and Cultural Rights]

This ensure the well-being of the individual and foster the preservation,

enrichment, and dynamic evolution of national culture based on the principle of

unity and diversity in a climate of free artistic and intellectual expression.

[Socio-Economic and Cultural Rights]

Protects our culture and artists.

Ex: Intellectual property rights - register their works on the government through IP office (Intellectual Property), other people can’t copy it as they will be sued.

The right of peoples and groups to development in relation to states’ rights to public assembly.

This is for the protection of associations and groups with the help of the state in its well-being.

Examples:

- Right to Peaceably Assemble, right to peace, right to development, right to self determination, and right to environment.

- Right to make an association or union. (Ex: employees can make an organization to protect their employment rights,

Also called People Rights or Solidarity Rights.

Rights accorded under some system of ethics.

Emanated from different principle of ethics.

Adhere to the idea that men are to be respected because they are rational people.

Unwritten but we adhered to them because of norms and we already accepted them in our way of life.

Ex: Principle of the Free Will, Right to Privacy

People’s rights under some legal system, granted by the government or any duly-constituted authority.

Granted by the government in which the government and individual must protect and preserve the rights.

Emanated from the legal system, duly constituted authority that is needed to be observed by the authority

Ex: Article 3 of the 1987 constitution (Bill of rights)

Entitlement to immunity granted by the state or another authority to a restricted group on a conditional basis.

An inherent, irrevocable entitlement held by all citizens or all human beings from the moment of birth.

Refers to special powers or immunities held as a consequence of political power, social status, or wealth.

_________ elevate a person, that granted them status and power that not everybody can claim.

Show that you comply to the basic requirements.

Needs exams to pass and laws to follow.

It can be denied to you.

Faster to be removed or taken away from you.

Ex: owning a driver license, privilege speech

It is not easy to be removed or taken away.

Ex: Right to vote

Are a direct result of the acceptance of rights.

Each person has a duty to uphold or respect another person’s rights, just as he has the duty to uphold your rights.

Rights and duties are not correlative to each other.

Duties are moral obligations.

Every right brings an obligation with it.

The most basic right is _____________.

Supported by the declaration of UN ____________.

Civil and political rights are a class of rights that protect individuals' freedom.

Right can be taken away from individual when there is an abuse even without due process.

Each person owes it to others to uphold and respect their rights.

It is conferred by the law, thereby ensuring the people's well-being, happiness, and financial security.

A right is an inherent, revocable entitlement held by all citizens or all human

beings.

The relationship between rights and obligations is reciprocal.