Fundamental Rights
In many democratic countries, this right allows individuals to elect their leaders and participate in governance. What right is this?
The Right to Vote
This movement advocates for the political, social, and economic equality of women. What is this movement known as?
Feminism
This country was condemned for its "one-child policy," which led to forced sterilizations and gender imbalance. What country was this?
China
This international organization, founded in 1945, works to promote peace, security, and human rights worldwide. What organization is this?
The United Nations
This amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees freedom of speech, the press, and peaceful assembly.
In some nations, access to this vital resource is considered a human right, yet millions lack clean and safe access to it. What resource is this?
Water
Malala Yousafzai, an activist from this country, survived an assassination attempt by the Taliban for advocating for girls' education. In which country did this happen?
a. Afghanistan
b. Pakistan
c. India
d. Iran
This term refers to the forced labor and exploitation of people—often women and children—often through deception or coercion. What term is this?
Human Trafficking
This Middle Eastern country was heavily criticized for the mistreatment of migrant workers leading up to the 2022 FIFA World Cup, with reports of forced labor and unsafe working conditions. What country was this?
This Asian country has been criticized for its "Lèse-Majesté" law, which criminalizes insulting the monarchy, often leading to harsh prison sentences. What country is this? (OPTIONS)
a. Thailand
b. Indonesia
c. Denmark
d. Spain
What is the Fifth Amendment?
Protects individuals from self-incrimination/The right to remain silent.
In 2018, this Middle Eastern country lifted its ban on women driving. Which country is this?
Saudia Arabia
In this Latin American country, mass protests in 2018 were met with violent government crackdowns, resulting in hundreds of deaths, arbitrary arrests, and accusations of crimes against humanity by international organizations. What country did this happen in? (OPTIONS)
a. Venezuela
b. Bolivia
c. Nicaragua
d. Mexico
This Eastern European country established "LGBT-free zones," banning LGBTQ+ events and restricting LGBTQ+ rights. What country is this? (OPTIONS)
a. Hungary
b. Serbia
c. Poland
d. Romania
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150 points
The term used to describe the practice of depriving someone of citizenship, often violating their right to nationality. Whats the term?
Stateless person/Statlessness
Widespread protests erupted in this Middle Eastern country following the death of Mahsa Amini, a young woman who was arrested for allegedly wearing her hijab improperly. In which country did this happen?
a. Saudi Arabia
b. Iran
c. Egypt
d. Syria
In this country, the Rohingya Muslim minority has faced severe persecution, including mass killings, displacement, and statelessness, leading the United Nations to label it a case of ethnic cleansing. What country did this happen in? (OPTIONS)
a. Bangladesh
b. Myanmar
c. India
d. Sri Lanka
In some conflict-affected countries, schools have been deliberately targeted, preventing children from accessing education. In 2021, the Safe Schools Declaration, which aims to protect education from attack, was signed by over 100 countries. Which of the following countries has NOT signed the Safe Schools Declaration?
a. United States
b. France
c. Canada
d. Germany
In 2015, this satirical French magazine was attacked by terrorists after publishing cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad, sparking a global debate on the limits of free speech. Which magazine was this? (OPTIONS)
a. Le Monde
b. Charlie Hebdo
c. The Guardian
d. Der Spiegel