Human rights Flashcards

1
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“The glory of God is the human person fully alive”

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St Irenaeus

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2
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An entitlement to something

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Right

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3
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Are the unified fundamental rights inherent to us since our birth because these give us dignity as a human person.

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Human rights

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4
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belong to all people regardless of their sex, race, color, language, national origin, age, class, religion, or political beliefs

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Human rights

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AN EXCERPT FROM THE Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR): recognition of the inherent dignity and of the _____________ of all members of the human family is the ________________ in the world…

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equal and inalienable rights

foundation of the freedom, justice, and peace

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6
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an international document adopted by the United Nations General Assembly that enshrines the rights and freedoms of all human beings.

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Universal Declaration of Human rights

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7
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When was the Universal declaration of Human rights established

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December 10, 1948

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8
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It inspires us to continue working to ensure that all people can gain freedom, equality, and dignity

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UDHR

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9
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One vital aspect of this task is to empower people to demand what should be guaranteed : ________

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their human rights.

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10
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Six cutting themes that greatly impact human rights

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Culture

Development

Dignity and Justice

Environment

Gender

Participation

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11
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“The way we born, live, and die is affected by the _______”

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Culture

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12
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Opportunity to grow and develop in freedom and equality and to the fullness of their potential

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Development

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13
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Simply means we must treat each other with respect, tolerance, and understanding

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Dignity and justice

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14
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damaging the environment can damage the rights of the people to a secure and healthy life

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Environment

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15
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At conception, we all start life as equals

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Gender

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16
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“Without _________, we cannot experience and enjoy the wide range of rights and freedoms…”

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Participation

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17
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3 Basic Characteristics of Human Rights

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Human Rights are inherent to or part of the human person

Human Rights are in alienable, thus it cannot be taken away from anybody

Human Rights are universal, they are not limited by boundaries but are recognized by all humankind

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18
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Right to Life

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Civil right

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19
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freedom from toture

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Civil right

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20
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Freedom from slavery

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Civil right

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21
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Right to liberty and security

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Civil right

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22
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No forced labor

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Civil right

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23
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No arbitrary arrest and detention

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Civil right

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24
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Right to property

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Economic rights

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25
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Right to work

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Economic rights

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26
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Right to a fair wage

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Economic rights

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27
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reasonable limitation of working hours

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Economic rights

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28
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Trade union rights

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Economic rights

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29
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Freedom from expression

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Political rights

30
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Freedom of association and assembly

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Political rights

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The right to take part in the government of one’s country

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Political rights

32
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The right to vote and stand for election

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Political rights

33
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Right to participate freely
in the cultural life of the
community

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Cultural rights

34
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Right to share in scientific
advancement

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Cultural rights

35
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Right to Protection of the
moral and material
interests resulting from
any scientific, literary, or
artistic production.

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Cultural rights

36
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Adequate standard of
living

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Social rights

37
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Right to Health

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Social rights

38
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Right Shelter

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Social rights

39
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Right food

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Social rights

40
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Right to Social Care

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Social rights

41
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Right to Education

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Social rights

42
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The Right to Life

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Fundamental rights

43
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Right to Human dignity

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Fundamental rights

44
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Right to development

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Fundamental rights

45
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“Womb to Tomb” “Conception to Resurrection”

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Right to life

46
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recognition that human beings possess a special value intrinsic to their humanity

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Right to human dignity

47
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Refines the human rights perspective

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Right to development

48
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Why do we need to be educated about the Human Rights?

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Poverty Violation Atrocities Discrimination Abuse Inequality

49
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an independent National Human Rights Institution (NHRI) createdunderthe1987 Philippine Constitution, mandated to conduct investigations on human rights violations against marginalized and vulnerable sectors of the society, involving civil and political rights

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The Commission of Human Rights (CHR)

50
Q

kapag bahagi ng gobyerno and nag-abuso ng tao, ito ay isang ________

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Human rights violation

51
Q

Kapag sibilyan o pribadong tao ang nang-rape, pumatay, at iba pa, ito ay ________. Sa pulis ka dapat pumunta

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Krimen

52
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Kapag ang biktima ay kabilang sa marginalized, disadvantaged, or vulnerable sector, ito ay isang ___________

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Krimen at Human rights at magreport sa CHR at pulis

53
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The foundational principle of Catholic Social Teaching is ________________ whatever its condition or stage of development”

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respecting the life of the human person

54
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“So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them.”

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Genesis 1:27

55
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Role of LGU

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.provide public services that address local needs and priorities related to the realization of human rights at the local level

56
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6 ways to Protect and Support Human Rights

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Ø Speak up for what you care about

Ø Volunteer to donate

Ø Choose fair trade and ethically made gifts

Ø Listen to others’ stories

Ø Stay connected with social movements

Ø Stand up against discrimination

57
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“The purpose of Human Life is to serve, and to show compassion and the will to help others”

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Albert Schweitzer

58
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Rights that are not dependent on the laws or customs of any particular culture or government, and so are universal, fundamental and inalienable

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Natural rights

59
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Right of freedom of though

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Natural rights

60
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The right to have a family

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Natural rights

61
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Right to own a property

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Natural rights

62
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Right to practice religion

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Natural rights

63
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Right to happiness

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natural rights

64
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Reproduction rights

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Natural rights

65
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Right to love

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Natural rights

66
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are the protections and liberties guaranteed to the people by the Philippines Constitution

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Constitutional rights

67
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Freedom of speech

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constitutional right

68
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right to abode/travel

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constitutional rights

69
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Right to private correspondence

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constitutional rights

70
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Right to know one’s rights

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constitutional rights