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Universal Human Rights Flashcards

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Racism Definition

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The belief that personality, behaviour, and morals can be traced back to race and/or the belief that one race is superior to another.

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Discrimination Definition

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When a person is treated differently (not in a good way) because is some aspect of their identity.

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Prejudice Definition

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Attitude or opinions about a person or group simply because the person belongs to a specific religion, race, nationality or other groups. (Prejudice~ Pre-judging)

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Stereotyping Definition

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an assumption about what someone will do or how they will behave based on what social groups they belong to/an idea or belief many people have about a thing or group that is based upon how they look.

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How can discriminatory attitudes impact someones quality of life?

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People assuming you’re something that you are not (self esteem) Limiting your opportunities, getting in trouble with the law, Not fair trial, no one believes you, looking down on you cause your a teen mom/divorced

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Definition of Human Rights

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Human rights are rights inherent to all human beings, regardless of race, sex, nationality, ethnicity

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Definition of United Nations

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The United Nations is an international organization founded in 1945 that provides a forum for its members to express their views and to take action on problems in the world.

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What is inherent dignity?

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Every person is born equally and deserves respect and right. A persons worth

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Everyone is……

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Born Free

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2~ No…..

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Discrimination

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Everyone deserves….

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Freedom to Safety

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1~ No…..

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Torchure

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3~ No….

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Slavery

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Innocent till……

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proven guilty

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No unfair…….

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detainment

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Have the right……..

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to have a trial

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The law…..

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is the same for everyone

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freedom…..

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to move

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You have the…

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right to a nationality

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Workers….

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right

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No one can take…….

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your rights away

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Right to public……

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assembly

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Right to food….

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and shelter

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Right to a fair…..

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and free world

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Definition of inalienable?

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unable to be taken away from or given away by the possessor.

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Why are rights important?

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Because respect for the equal importance of every human being is the only way the world will have freedom, justice and peace.

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What is the declaration of human rights?

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Is a list of basic rights which the international common ageed upon which all human beings are naturally and equally entitled to.

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Why was the DOHR developed?

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Cause they were horrified of what happened in world war 2 and to promote freedom, justice and peace.

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How did the DOHR come to be?

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When Eleanor Roosevelt wanted to prevent the suffering of thousand people so she gathered different countries.

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What types of rights?

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Political, Equality, Social, Civil, Economic, Cultural.

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Why is the DOHR Important.

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For countries to use it to make laws and to make a peaceful world.

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How Christians contributed to the development of moral/political Equality for all.

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1 By Promoting that the poor people are equal to rich and even more important. 2 If you have extra give to the needy.

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What does the Bible say about inherent existence?

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Everyone has equal rights and its out job to make it happen.

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What are some ways to improve upholding universal human rights.

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Give childrens voice more worth. School should get rid of the idea that boys will be boys. We should make support groups.

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How can you you help to promote human rights.

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Stand up for people, Spread the Gospel, Belong to a group, Promote empowerment and inclusivity.

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Personal

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Ethnicity
Gender
Nationality
Talents
Interests
Religion

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Material Goods

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Money, Clothes, House,

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Community

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School
Social belonging
People in authority
Celebrities

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