Everyday Freedoms
Thanks to this right, you can voice out any of your thoughts, whether it's through speech, posts, or literature
Freedom of Speech and Expression
This dystopian book and movie series features Katniss Everdeen fighting a government that violates several human rights
The Hunger Games
This white bird is a famous symbol for peace.
Dove
This is the global organization formed after world war II and tasked to maintain international peace, security, and foster global cooperation on human rights.
The United Nations
This right is used by marking a ballot
Right to Vote
The massive hit series Maria Clara at Ibarra used a modern Gen-Z nursing student to travel back in time and challenge the severe violations of women's rights and freedom during which historical era.
Spanish Colonial Era
This multi-colored flag, designed by Gilbert Baker in 1978, is a worldwide symbol for LGBTQ+ pride, diversity, and human rights.
The Rainbow Flag
Because human rights apply to everyone globally, regardless of nationality, race, or gender, they are said to be this 9-letter word.
Universal
this freedom allows you to safely practice any religion of your choice
Freedom of Belief and Religion
During the height of the pandemic, this cart filled with free groceries in Maginhawa sparked a nationwide movement called this, proving that access to food is a basic human right
Community Pantry
This massive, peaceful 1986 revolution along a major Metro Manila highway successfully ended a dictatorship and restored democracy and civil rights to the Philippines.
The EDSA People Power Revolution
Found in Article III of the 1987 Philippine Constitution, this critical section serves as the bedrock of Filipino civil liberties, explicitly guaranteeing rights like due process and equal protection under the law.
Bill of Rights
This freedom means you can not be forced to work without compensation
Freedom from Involuntary Servitude
This 1992 Billboard hit song by Michael Jackson calls for global unity, racial harmony, and a shared responsibility to "make a better place" for humanity.
Heal the World
The full name of the revolutionary society, founded by Andres Bonifacio and other patriots in 1892, which fought aggressively for the total freedom and self-determination of the archipelago.
Kataastaasan, Kagalanggalang Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan
This official paper, written in 1948, lists all the basic rights everyone has.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
This right protects your freedom to safely gather in groups, march in rallies, or join clubs with other people
Right of Peaceful Assembly and Association
In Marvel comics and films, this registration act forces superheroes to surrender their secret identities and report to the government, sparking a massive debate over the right to privacy and liberty.
The Sokovia Accords (or Superhero Registration Act)
This document, ratified in 1987 following the People Power Revolution, contains Article III (the Bill of Rights) which protects every Filipino’s right to speech, assembly, and due process.
The 1987 Philippine Constitution
This is the specific year the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
1948