Definitions
Name a human right
(Anything from the following website https://www.un.org/en/about-us/universal-declaration-of-human-rights)
What are the three generations?
First, second, third
This South African leader was imprisoned for 27 years for fighting against apartheid and later became president, championing reconciliation and human rights
Nelson Mandela
This international organization, founded in 1945, aims to promote peace, security, and human rights globally and is known for its Universal Declaration of Human Rights
What is a human right?
Basic rights that are essential for living a life of dignity, are inalienable, and are universal.
What generation is this?
Freedom of speech
First generation
This Russian president has been accused of suppressing free speech, jailing political opponents, and restricting LGBTQ+ rights, despite claiming to uphold democracy
Vladimir Putin
This principle asserts that all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights, and that human rights are universal and apply to everyone
Universalism
What does UDHR stand for?
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
What generation is this?
Right to development
Third generation
This former German chancellor was instrumental in promoting human rights in Europe and beyond, particularly through her strong stance on refugee rights and support for the European Union during times of crisis
This region, known for its extensive human rights violations, has been the focus of international attention due to systemic violence, discrimination, and a lack of political freedoms, particularly in the conflict between the government and ethnic minorities
(Hint: The Rohingyas are a minority here)
Myanmar
What is meant by the term 'cultural relativsm'?
The view that ethical and social standards reflect the cultural context from which they are derived
What is this generation?
Right to form unions
Second generation
This Syrian leader has been accused of committing war crimes, including the use of chemical weapons and violently suppressing opposition since 2011
Bashar al-Assad
This term refers to the legal and moral responsibility of states to protect human rights and prevent abuses, even if it means intervening in another state's affairs
Responsibility To Protect/ Humanitarian Intervention
What is a negative human right?
These call for the prevention of activities by others that may infringe upon the human rights one possesses
What is the fourth generation?
Digital & Technological Rights
As the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, she has been credited with economic progress and refugee assistance but has also been criticized for cracking down on political opposition and press freedom
Sheikh Hasina
Name all the processes that go into protecting human rights
Codification, protection, promotion, monitoring