Section D: Rights equality and responsibilities Flashcards
charity
those who are wealthy giving to the poor
compassion
feeling pity for the suffering of others which makes one want to help them
disability
a physical or mental impairment which has a substantial and long-term adverse effect on a persons ability to carry out normal day to day activities
disability bias
regarding and/or treating those with a disability less favourably than others
discrimination
treating people less favourably because of their race/gender/colour/class/disability
equal opportunities
all people being (legally) entitled to equal opportunities in relation to employment and provision of goods, facilities and services
equal rights
all people being (legally) entitled to fair and equal treatment
equality before the law
a persons right to fair and equal treatment and protection under the law (of a particular country)
exclusivism
(the belief that) only one religion is true and avoiding people who follow other religions
freedom of opinion
a persons right to hold any opinion they choose
freedom of religion
a persons right to follow, or not follow, any religion
gender bias
the principle of treating either men or women more favourably
human rights
the principal of treating all people fairly
inclusivism
(the belief that) there is truth in all religions and welcoming and working with other people, whatever their religion
justice
making sure people have what is theirs by right