PAPER 1

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Human rights BELONG TO EVERYONE wherever they are because they are human beings endowed with dignity

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Universality

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Also means that the INTERNATIONALLY recognized human rights are the basic core minimum to be observed everywhere without regional differences

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Universality

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It means that the first generation of liberty rights and the second generation of equality rights are INTER RELATED AND ARE CO EQUAL in importance

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Indivisibility & interdependence

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When ONE IS BORN, he carries with him these rights

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Inherent

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These rights CANNOT BE THE SUBJECT of the commerce of man

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Inalienable

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He handled human rights cases involving the MARGINALIZED AND BASIC SECTORS, he likewise confirms the validity of the principles of indivisibility and interdependence of human rights

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Jose W. Dioknotin

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It means it belongs to EVERY HUMAN BEING.

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Universal

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It is also known as the RIGHT HOLDER

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Subject

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It is a theory in human rights that SUPPORTS FOR THE IDEAS BECAME STRONG and the stage is set to incorporate them into some legal instruments

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Positivist

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It is also known as the THEOLOGICAL APPROACH

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Religious

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It is also known as the DOCTRINE OF SUPREME BEING

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Religious/Theological approach

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It is a theory in human rights that whatever is DISTURBING TO SOCIAL HARMONY is wrong and unjust.

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Natural Law

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It is also known as SOCIOLOGICAL APPROACH

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Functional

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It is a theory that emphasizes an individual that CANNOT BE MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE ENTIRE GROUP.

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Utilitarian

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Human rights mean SHARING VALUES of all identified policies upon which human rights depend on

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Theory based on the dignity of man

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It is a POSITIVE CHARACTER OF THE civil and political rights and the economic, social, and cultural rights

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International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)

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It is an obligation of the STATE PARTIES must be proactive to enable individuals to enjoy their rights.

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International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)

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This means that STATE PARTIES has the obligation to adopt executive, judicial, and legislative measures, to provide an effective remedy to victims of human rights violators.

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International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)

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Sometimes called as HUMAN RIGHTS CONSTITUTION because of its many human rights and human rights- related provisions found in several of its Articles

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The 1987 Constitution

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It is the SEVENTH CONSTITUTION drafted by Filipinos.

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The 1987 Constitution

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Social contract theory is what permeates many national constitutions today. TRUE OR FALSE

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TRUE

Question 19

Koran 2:64 requires that “Ye shall not shed your brother’s blood, nor dispossess one another of your habitation. TRUE OR FALSE

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FALSE

Question 20

State Parties to International Covenants have obligations to ensure and protect only TRUE OR FALSE

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FALSE

Question 21

Any person under investigation for the commission of an offense shall HAVE RIGHT TO INFORM of his right to remain silent and to have competent and independent counsel preferably of his own choice: TRUE OR FALSE

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TRUE

Question 22

The first generation of civil and political rights is also known as the FIRST GENERATION OF LIBERTY rights TRUE OR FALSE

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TRUE

Question 23

Government must TREAT ALL THEIR CITIZEN EQUALLY, and must intervene in order to advance the general welfare. TRUE OR FALSE

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TRUE

Question 24

Under what right is the right to a FAIR AND PUBLIC hearing by an independent and impartial tribunal

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The first generation of rights

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The ____ generation of rights started to be recognized when people realized that possession of the first generation of liberty rights would be valueless without the enjoyment of economic, social, and cultural rights.

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FIRST

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The second generation of economic, social, and cultural rights is also known as the second generation of ________ rights

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The second generation of rights

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Under what generation is right against ARBITRARY ARREST AND DETENTION

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The First Generation of rights

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Examples of these rights are the RIGHT TO WORK and right to social security.

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The second generation of rights

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This THIRD GENERATION of rights is also known as the third generation of _____rights

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Solidarity

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The THREE ____ of human rights are universality, indivisibility, and interdependence.

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Principle

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Universality means that rights belong to and are to be enjoyed by all human beings without distinction of any kind, such as ______ color, sex or language, _________ political and other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other stature.

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Race, Religion

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Under INHERENT as characteristics of human Rights, when one is _____ he carries with him these rights. They cannot be separated or detached from him

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Born

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Human rights are inherent, _______ and universal

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Inalienable

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Inalienable means that no person can _______ any person these rights and no person can repudiate these rights by himself

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Deprive

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______ means that these rights belong to EVERY HUMAN BEING no matter what he or she is like because rights are____________ its promotion and protection are the duty of all States, regardless of cultural, economic or political systems

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Universal

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A subject or a ______ is an individual, a group of Individuals or a NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION entitled to rights under the law and can take legal action to protect or to promote those rights

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Right holder

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A. Subject of the offense; B. Stolen or embezzled and other proceeds, or fruits of the offense; or C. Used or intended to be used as the means of committing an offense. THIS ARE THE EXAMPLE OF?

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Personal property to be seized during warrantless arrest