Reviewer Flashcards

(42 cards)

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Human

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Person as distinguished from animal

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Right

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Entitled to something

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3
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Human right s

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Basic rights and freedom that belong to every person

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4
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Education

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The process of receiving or giving

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5
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Fundamental

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A central

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6
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Concept

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Thought or notion

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7
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Principle

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Fundamental truth

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Fundamental concepts of human rights

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Inherent
Fundamental
Inalienable
Imprescriptible
Universal
Indivisible
Interdependent

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Inherent

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Not granted by any person

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10
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Inalienable

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Cannot be rightfully taken

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Imprescriptible

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Cannot be lost

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Indivisible

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Cannot be divided

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According to receipient

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Individual rights
Collective rights

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According to aspect of life

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Civil rights
Political rights

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Classification of human rights

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According to sources
According to recipient
According to aspect of life
According to derogability

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According to source (classification of human tights)

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Natural rights
Constitutional rights
Statutory rights

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According to aspect of life (classification of human tights)

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Economic and social rights
Cultural rights

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According to derogability (classification of human tights)

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Absolute or non-derogable rights
Derogable or Can-be-limited rights

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State obligation to human rights

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Obligation to respect
Obligation to protect
Obligation to fulfill

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Core principles of human rights

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Fairness
Respect
Independent
Equality
Dignity

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Three generations of human rights

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Enlightenment
Social traditional
Solidarity rights

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Requires the State and all its organs and agents to abstain from doing anything that violates the integrity of individual

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Obligation to respect

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Requires the State and it’s agents the measures necessary to prevent other individuals from violating the integrity

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Obligation to protect

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Requires the state to take measures to ensure for each person within its jurisdiction opportunities to abtain satisfaction

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Obligation to fulfill

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-first tier of generation -Consist of political and civil rights
Enlightenment
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-These rights concern how people live and work together and the basic necessities of life -broadens the primary political focus
Social tradition
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Product of rise and decline of nation state
Solidarity rights
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Word first charter of human right
Cyrus cylinder
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The first king of persia and freed Babylon from slavery
Cyrus the great
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It was the turning point of human rights
Magna carta
31
Widely viewed as one of the most important legal documents
Magna carta
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The next recorded mile stone
Petition of right
33
Penned the American declaration of independence
Thomas Jefferson
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The constitution of the united states of America and bill of rights
Limits the power of the government
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The first geneva convention
Provided care for wounded soldiers
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Is a historic document which outline the rights and freedoms from everyone is untitled to
The universal declaration of human rights
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The head of commission of human right
Franklin roosevelt
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The chair person of human rights
Eleonor roosevelt
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Issue emancipation proclamation
Abrahan lincoln
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He delivered speech "I have a dream"
Martin Luther king
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Father of indian nation
Mahatma gandhi
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South africas first black president
Nelson mandela