Fundamental Human Rights - SS1 Government Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What are fundamental human rights?
Basic rights and freedoms every person is entitled to
Rights that only apply to certain individuals
Rights that can be revoked at any time
What is the meaning of universal in relation to human rights?
They only apply to certain individuals
They apply to everyone regardless of their characteristics
They are only recognized in certain countries
They apply to everyone regardless of their characteristics
What is the responsibility of governments in protecting human rights?
To revoke human rights
To protect and promote fundamental human rights
To limit access to human rights
Which international agreement protects fundamental human rights?
The Universal Declaration of Human Wrongs
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
The International Declaration of Human Rights
Why are fundamental human rights essential for building a just and equitable society?
They provide a framework for ensuring that every person is treated with respect and dignity
They limit access to opportunities for certain individuals
They promote inequality and discrimination
They provide a framework for ensuring that every person is treated with respect and dignity
What is the responsibility of individuals in protecting human rights?
Individuals also have a responsibility to respect and protect the human rights of others and to advocate for the promotion and protection of human rights.
Why are human rights considered universal?
Human rights are considered universal because they apply to every person, regardless of their race, gender, nationality, religion, or any other characteristic, and are recognized by international law and agreements.