Rules Flashcards

(4 cards)

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Q

What is the purpose of human rights

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That the state is obligated to provide individuals with basic needs of life

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What are the types of rights

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  • Absolute = state cannot interfere (life/torture)
  • Limited = articles can contain limitations (liberty unless under lawful detention)
  • Qualified = can restrict in accordance with law, necessary and proportionate in a democratic society, to achieve a legitimate aim (8/10/11)
  • Social/economic = basic to survival (food/water/ shelter)
  • Civil/political = fundamental in a democratic society (expression, liberty)
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Whats the difference between rights and liberties

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  • Rights = fundamental entitlement to principles by virtue of being human (universal)
  • Legal right = time bound, right to enforce, cannot derogate
  • Historical right = develop over time (Habeas Corpus)
  • Liberties = right to freedom without state interference (state specific)
  • Civil liberties = basic right to be free from unequal treatment
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What are the components of human rights

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  • Inalienable (cannot be removed)
  • Universal (applied everywhere)
  • Interdependent (all necessary)
  • Indivisible (without hierarchy)
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