Human Rights
This is a 2 part question. You must answer both correctly to get the points.
1. How many articles are there in the UDHR?
2. What does the UDHR stand for?
1. 30
2. Universal Declaration of Human Rights
What glossary word matches this definition:
'The act of using force to control someone or something.'
Repression
What date (day/month/year) was Te Tiriti o Waitangi signed?
6 February 1840
When the British arrived in Australia in 1788, they declared the country, "terra nullis". What does 'terra nullis' mean?
Land with no owners
True or False:
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is ruled by an absolute monarchy whose laws and social beliefs are heavily influenced by religion and traditional customs.
True
Fill in the gaps:
'No one has the right to treat you as a s____ nor should you make anyone your s____.'
S - slave
S - slave
What glossary word matches this definition:
'The first people, or always having lived in a place.'
Indigenous
Who was the first rangatira to sign Te Tiriti o Waitangi?
Hone Heke
By the 1980s, how many Aboriginal children had been removed from their biological families?
100,000 +
What happens to a woman if she refuses to 'obey' her husband?
She could lose financial support.
*or depending on the level of disobedience, she could be punished and/or arrested*
What major world event occurred just before the UDHR was created?
Hint: This event was the catalyst/reason the UDHR was created in the first place.
Spell: the Māori word for 'chiefly authority / absolute sovereignty'.
R A N G A T I R A T A N G A
What are the 3Ps (main principles) of Te Tiriti o Waitangi?
HINT: They all begin with 'P'
Power
Possessions
People
Aside from the children themselves, name three (3) other things that were 'stolen' from the Stolen Generation?
Their identity, language, birth names, family connections, ancestral lands, cultural practices and beliefs, education, career opportunities, etc.
Roughly how many women in Saudi Arabia live under the Male Guardianship System?
16 million
Fill in the gaps:
'Everyone has the right to l___ and to l___ in freedom and s_____.'
L - life
L - live
S - safety
What glossary word matches this definition:
'The killing of a group of people.'
Genocide
What year was the Māori Language Petition signed and delivered to Parliament?
1972
Between the years 1909 and 1969, the APB removed part-Aboriginal children, without parental consent or court orders, from their homes and put them into government institutions and missions. What does 'APB' stand for?
Aborigines Protection Board
Nadia, 21 - "I always wake up focused on fulfilling the requests of my son and husband. I take care of the cleanliness of the home and my family. For fun, my family and I visit the gardens or go shopping. I'm in an arranged marriage that I'm fully satisfied with, and that my family supports."
Is Nadia's perspective on the Male Guardianship System positive or negative?
HINT: Does she think the MGS is positive/good or negative/bad?
Nadia has a POSITIVE perspective on the Male Guardianship System.
What date (day/month/year) was the UDHR signed?
10 December 1948
'The action or fact of treating someone unfairly in order to benefit from them.'
Exploitation
How did the settler government punish Māori who had fought in Ngā Pakanga o Aotearoa: The New Zealand Wars?
By confiscating 1.3 million hectares of land.
The Australian Government labeled Aboriginal children 'd________' and 'n________', and believed that removing them from their families was for their 'm____' and 's________' welfare.
D - destitute
N - neglected
M - moral
S - spiritual
Fill in the gaps to complete the quote:
The Male Guardianship system is a "system of g_____-based d_____________ in most aspects of family life, including m______, divorce, and child c______."
G - gender
D - discrimination
M - marriage
C - custody