Human rights/Crime and Punishment

Question 1

How may rights are there in the UDHR

Answer 1

30

Question 2

UDHR

Answer 2

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Question 3

Some Human rights

Answer 3

Everyone is free, everyone is equal, no one can treat you as a slave.

Question 4

freedom of speech was….

Answer 4

the key human right that was being violated in Azerbaijan during its last conflict

Question 5

What did Russia and China decided to
not do in 2012

Answer 5

They decided to not support the United Nations in making a stand against the Syrian government

Question 6

Crime

Answer 6

an act that breaks the law and is punishable by the law

Question 7

The main causes of crime

Answer 7

social (peer pressure), environmental (poverty), psychological (kleptomania) and addiction.

Question 8

Types of crime

Answer 8

Crime against property (vandalism), people (assault) and the state (treason).

Question 9

The most common forms of punishment used in the UK

Answer 9

fines, restorative justice including community service orders and imprisonment.

Question 10

The main aims of punishment

Answer 10

retribution, protection, reformation, and vindication (showing that the law will be upheld and breaking it will be punished).

Question 11

Are Religious believers generally in favour of reformation

Answer 11

Yes

Question 12

For Christians this involves….

Answer 12

punishment but also the opportunity for the criminal to be forgiven if they are truly sorry and be reintegrated into society.