Legal studies Flashcards

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Definition of Human Rights

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Rights that recognise the inherent value of each person, regardless of our background, where we live, what we look like, or what we believe.

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The three catagories of human rights.

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First gerneation, Second generation, and Third generation

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What is the first genration of human rights

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First gen is Civil and political rights

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What is the second gernation

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Economic, cultural and social rights

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what is the Third gernation of Human rights

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environmental rights and peace rights

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Where are the Human rights located

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The rights are located in The Universal Declaration of Human rights (1948) and The international Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural rights (1966)

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Why were the rights developed

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They were developed as a development of the atrocities of WW2. The rights also built upon rights outlined by religions throughoutthe world

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What is Abolitionism

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Abolitionism is ending slavery

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What is a right

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A moral or legal entitlement to a person

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what is a state

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A goventmetn and the people it governs

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what is Ratified

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Ratified is the process of a state formally approving a treaty making it legally binding, i.e peope in taiwan can get protection under human rights regiem because they live in an unrecognised state.

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What is a nation

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A nation is a group of people who share a common heritage, language or culture and sometimes a common race, This dose not always correspond with state borders

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What are the charactersitics of state sovereignty

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Permanent population, a defined terrirtory, government, and capacity to enter into international relations

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how many states are fully recognised state members of the UN

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193 members are recognised

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What does the ICC stand for

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International Criminal Court

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What does the ICJ stand for

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International Court of justice

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How does the High court promote HR

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The high court promotes HR inserting it into our laws and making the laws align with the fairness that is supposed to be given

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What does the ICC do

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The ICC prosecutes individuals for crimes against humanity

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What does the ICJ do

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The ICJ attempts to resolve disputes between states

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International Crimes

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Genocide, War crimes, Piracy, Hijacking, Slave trading

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What is the treatie established for the criminalisation of Genocide

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UN – the Convention on Prevention and Punishment of the crime of genocide (1948)

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An example of Genocide

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The Holocaust

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What is Contemporary Slavery

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Contemporary slavery is different types of modern slavery such as Forced Labour, Debt bondage, Sexual Slavery, Child Soldiers and Foced Marriage

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What does Forced Labour mean

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Forced Labour is work that is foced onto another person under a threat that the person has not offered to do voluntarily

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What is Dobt Bondage

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Debt bondage is the pledge of a porsons services as a security for the repayment for a debt or other obligation

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Sexual slavery meaning

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The state of being unlwafully kept in a situation where one is repeatedly forced to engage in sexual activity against ones will

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Define human Trafficiking

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Human trafficking is the act of smuggling another person against their will into another country for the illicate purpose of selling them, or using them as sex slaves

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movements that led to the abolishment of slavery

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The General act of Brussels conference relating to the African Slave Trade

Convention to Suppress the Slave Trade and Slavery (1926)

After WW2 Acticle 4 of the UDHR (1948)

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Three documents on Human Rights

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Universal Declaration of Human Rights

International Covenant on Economic,Social and Cultural Rights.

International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

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