United Nations
UNDRIP
NGO
Activism
Human Rights
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After which war was the united nations created?
world war 2
100
Name 1 right under UNDRIP
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100
what does NGO stand for?
Non Governmental organization
100
who is this?
Greta Thunberg
100
Who does human rights apply to?
Every human
200
ICC stands for ...
International Criminal Court
200
What does UNDRIP stand for?
United Nations Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous People
200
What do NGOs do? list 2 things.
Provide emergency aid such as food, water, and
medical care
Advocate for human rights and social justice
Protect the environment and wildlife
Educate communities and raise awareness
Influence laws and policies
200
name 3 forms of activism (what can you/people do do)
Protests and marches
Petitions
Boycotts
Art and media
Social media campaigns
200
first legally binding international document to incorporate all human rights, from civil and political to economic, social and cultural for children is called...
The Declaration of the Rights of the Child/ Convention on the Rights of the Child
300
What 4 crimes does ICC investigate?
Genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, crimes of agression.
300
The main reason Canada initially did NOT support UNDRIP
Land control
300
How are NGOs funded. List 3 ways
Donations from individuals
Fundraising campaign
Grants from organizations or governments
300
What are the 3 types of people in activism?
the perpetrators, the by-standers and the activist
300
Zero hunger by 2030 is an example of a ...
UN Goal/Sustainable goal
400
Why does ICC only follow through on a few cases.
Limited police resources, political opposition from powerful non-member nations.
400
MMIWG stands for what?
Missing and murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
400
What challenges do NGOs face? Name 2
Limited funding and reliance on donations
Political barriers or restrictions in some countries
Difficulty accessing remote or dangerous areas
Competition for attention and support
400
What is global activism?
Raising awareness about global problems
● Challenging governments or powerful organizations
● Advocating for human rights and equality
400
What is the UDHR?
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
500
How does social media help activists?
Share information instantly with a global audience
Organize protests and movements more easily
Bring attention to issues that might otherwise be ignored
500
Name 3 out of the 5 main issues indigenous people in Canada face
Lack of clean drinking water
Inequality in services (education)
Lack of safety (MMIWG2S)
Land rights
Legacy of Residential
500
NGOs and governments both work to address issues, but they operate differently by...
Governments create and enforce laws, while NGOs advocate for change and provide services
NGOs are more flexible and can respond quickly to crises
NGOs often focus on specific issues, such as clean water, education, or disaster relief
500
Who painted this? 
Banksy
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List 3 human rights...
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