Human Health Rights and Intervention Key Words Flashcards

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What is Authoritarian governance?

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The forced governance of a country, through limited freedom of speech and rights of citizens.

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What does the British Human Rights Report identify?

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Human Rights Priority Countries, where rights are denied or restricted as viewed by the British government.

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What is a Composite Index?

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Where multiple factors are combined to assess how developed a country is e.g. Happy Planet Index, Human Development Index.

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Define a Democratic State.

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Country based on ideology that everyone vote/opinion is equal.

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What does Deprivation refer to?

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Where people lack the essentials for survival, such as water, food, shelter or employment.

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What is Deregulation?

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The removal of government rules or closed markets, often as a condition of aid from a developed country.

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What is meant by Development?

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The standard of living, knowledge and technology or sustainability of a country.

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What is Direct Military Intervention?

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The use of military ‘force’ - soldiers, weapons, conflict - to create change.

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What is an Ethnic Minority?

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A group of small size (in comparison to a country’s population) that may have different place of origin, culture or lived experience.

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What defines a Failed State?

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A government that has lost control of its population or cannot function effectively.

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What are Human Rights?

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Fundamental necessities or conditions that everyone should be entitled to.

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What is Indirect Military Intervention?

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The use of military personnel to help development, reconstruction or training.

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What are the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)?

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The UN created 7 goals to try to improve global development. Ran from 2000 to 2015.

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What is Sharia Law?

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The Islamic laws and customs to be followed by its followers.

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What is a Simple Index?

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One factor is measured to describe development e.g. life expectancy, birth rates, literacy rates.

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What are Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?

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The UN created 17 goals - based on the MDGs initial progress - to improve global development. Will run from 2015 to 2030.

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What is Tied Aid?

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Aid given to a country under certain conditions, e.g. aid manufactured by the donor.

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What is a Trade Embargo?

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Restricting or banning any trade, movement of people or cooperation with a particular country.

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What characterizes a Totalitarian regime?

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A dictator or political party that controls all aspects of the nation, including personal life and freedoms.

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What is a Welfare State?

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Government aims to provide for the disadvantaged or vulnerable people in the community, through financial support, training or housing.