Example of Rights
Freedom from slavery, discrimination, and torture.
what is Civil and Political Rights
Only civil and political rights
What is Option 1
The political authority conferred by law or by a state or national constitution.
what is Legitimacy
Human rights are fundamental rights that all people are entitled to.
True
It stalled all progress of human rights.
Formed two separate sides; both sides ignored their own violations.
What is cold war
The right to fair wages and equal pay for equal work.
What is Social and Economic Rights.
It is impossible to ensure liberty, freedom, and a high quality of life.
what is option 4
minimum terms conditions and benefits of employment that employers must provide or comply with and to which employees are entitled as a matter of legal right.
What is labor standards
NGOs often benefit from lesser financial resources.
False
Sacredness of life
What is Hinduism
The right to physical and mental health
(Be specific with the answer)
What is social right
We will only prioritize human rights in foreign policy only if our own interests such as economic stability and national security are at stake.
What is option 3
The development of industries for the machine production of goods.
What is Industrialization
The right to bear arms is a human right.
False
Freedom of thought
What is an international law, that may never be suspended
The right to public education.
What is civil right
The united states should join the ICC
What is option 2
Important elements of Western culture, including rationalism, science as opposed to religion, and a strong work ethic.
What are Western values
The government cannot take any of my rightfully owned property away, even if it is in the national interest.
True
Social movements promote human rights through...
What is public pressure
The right to hold public office
What is political right
Human rights are universal
What is option 1,2,and 4
freedoms to which all humans are automatically entitled.
What are universal rights
Refugees who leave their home countries do not have the right to go back whenever they want.
FALSE: According to Article 13, “Everyone has the right to leave any country, including his own, and to return to his country.” There is no caveat in terms of limiting this right within the declaration.
Equality and compassion towards others
What is Buddhism