Unit 2: Human Rights Flashcards
What is the notwithstanding clause?
Allows provincial governments to pass laws against fundamental freedoms and legal and equality rights.
How long do the notwithstanding laws remain in effect?
5 years then they have to be renewed
Did the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which recognized the inalienable rights of humans came after WW1 or WW2?
World war 2
What is a human right?
Rights an individual has simply because they’re human. No gov’t body, group/person can deprive them of this.
What are civil rights?
The rights that every person in a nation should have regardless of sex, race, religion.
Fill in the blank:
Civil (blank) are rights an individual enjoys by virtue of (blank).
- rights
- citizenship
Explain prejudice
Prejudice involves making a judgment about a person belonging to a certain group.
Explain stereotypes
Labels that’s prejudiced people apply to individuals in a group.
What are the 2 types of discrimination?
1) intentional discrimination: knowingly committing a crime
2) unintentional discrimination:
Is it justifies? Or by accident.
What are the four grounds of discrimination they are:
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