The UN
The UDHR
Australian Human Rights
Human Rights around the World
Hard Questions (Double Points!)
100
The letters 'UN' stand for...
United Nations
100

The letter 'UDHR' stand for...

Universal Declaration of Human Rights

100

True or False: Australia was a founding member of the UN

True

100

True or False: Human rights violations occur in every country.

True

100

A direct human rights violation is...

When a government purposefully violates the rights of its citizens

200

Year that the UN was founded

1945

200

Article 1 states that "all human beings are born free and..."

Equal

200

Cultural group most affected by Australia's human rights violations

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples OR refugees/asylum seekers

200

One way that you can speak out about human rights violations overseas is to...

Post on social media

Write a letter to an MP

Attend a protest

(Accept any similar answer)

200
An indirect human rights violation is...

When a government does nothing to stop human rights being violated by others

300

Location of the UN headquarters

New York

300

Article 11 states that we are innocent until...

Proven guilty

300

The age of criminal responsibility in most Australian states

10

300

Yeonmi Park escaped from this country with a terrible human rights record

North Korea

300

The age of criminal responsibility in most of the world (except Australia!)

14

400

Number of countries NOT in the UN

FOR DOUBLE POINTS: Name these countries

2

FOR DOUBLE POINTS: The Vatican and Palestine

400

Article 17 states that "everyone has the right to own..."

Property

400

Eddie 'Koiki' Mabo took the Australian Government to court over this fundamental right

Land

400

Malala Yousafzai was shot in the head by the Taliban for fighting for this fundamental right

Education

400

You can be fined this much for "intentionally or recklessly" obstructing a public place in Australia

$50,000

500

Number of UN member countries in the year it was founded

51

500

Year that the UDHR was signed

1948

500

Australia initially refused to sign this UN agreement in 2007

UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP)

500

This global human rights organisation's logo includes a candle (representing hope) surrounded by barbed wire (representing prison)

Amnesty International

500

This Australian became President of the UN General Assembly in 1948

Dr. Herbert Vere 'Doc' Evatt