Human Rights - Rules And Theory Flashcards

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What are Human Rights?

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The fundamental rights which should be universal to all people.

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What are civil liberties?

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Rights and freedoms recognised by a particular country e.g. the right to free healthcare.

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What are the 5 things Human Rights should be?

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1) belong to every individual
2) universal
3) inalienable
4) indivisible
5) owed to the state by the people

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What is a prima face breach?

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‘Prima face’ means ‘on the face of its and is used for presumptions made which are used to establish a case and is needed for a case to progress.

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What happens if there is no prima face breach?

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There is no claim.

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What does a claim need to have after the breach to be successful?

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If there is no Justification for the breach then the claim will be successful. If there is justification then the claim will fail.

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What does ECHR stand for?

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European Convention On Human Rights.

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What is a ECHR?

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An obligation which the state must act on unless there is justification to protect wider society.

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What are negative obligations?

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Negative obligations (do not) are Duties of the state to refrain from interfering with individuals rights. E.g. a state must not discriminate, torture, or unlawfully detain individuals.

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What are positive obligations?

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Positive obligations (do act) are responsibilities of the state to take proactive measures to protect individuals.

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4 Examples of positive obligations

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1) Investigation of Violence
2) Protection from Harm
3) Access to Justice
4) Promoting Rights

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