Rules and Theory

Question 1

Human rights

Answer 1

Basic rights and freedoms all humans should be guaranteed.

Question 2

Universality

Answer 2

Apply regardless of race, ethnicity or other status.

Question 3

Inalienable and Indivisible

Answer 3

Part of our existence as humans cant be taken away.

Question 4

Dignity

Answer 4

Value as a human being.

Question 5

Pluralism

Answer 5

Rights of different groups in society protected.

Question 6

Human rights

Answer 6

Basic rights all citizens have.

Question 7

Liberties

Answer 7

Granted by state.
Granted to certain sections or groups.

Question 8

Unwritten constitutions

Answer 8

All rules are not written down in one place.

Question 9

The theory of human rights

Answer 9

Democracy
Rule of law
Separation powers

Question 10

Rule of law

Answer 10

Accountability
Just laws
Equality
Transparency

Question 11

Accountability

Answer 11

Government ministers must not exceed powers.

Question 12

Just laws

Answer 12

Laws must not be opressive or favour one group,

Question 13

Transparency

Answer 13

Law clear, accessible, predictable.

Question 14

Equality before law case

Answer 14

Dicey

Question 15

Equality before law

Answer 15

Everyone equal in eyes of law.

Question 16

Separation of powers

Answer 16

Executive
Legislative
Judiciary

Question 17

Executive example

Answer 17

civil service

Question 18

Legislative example

Answer 18

Parliament

Question 19

Inalienable rights example

Answer 19

Freedom to speech

Question 20

Interdependence

Answer 20

Each right relies on others.

Question 21

Dignity example

Answer 21

Autonomy is freedom to be treated with respect.

Question 22

Democracy

Answer 22

A system of elected representative government.

Question 23

Proportionality

Answer 23

Balance between individual and community.

Question 24

Margin of appreciation

Answer 24

Accept what is accepted in one state might not in another.

Question 25

Balancing of rights

Answer 25

Resolves conflicts between protected rights.