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Civics

Cultural and Educational Rights

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Expert · Level 85 · state neglect,small language,cultural diversity
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  1. When no fair opportunity is given to preserve a small language
  2. When everyone gets equal road facilities
  3. When everyone is informed about exam dates in advance
  4. When all citizens follow tax rules
Expert · Level 85 · cultural rights,freedom of religion,difference
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  1. Cultural rights relate to language, script and culture, while freedom of religion relates to religious belief and worship
  2. Both relate only to elections
  3. Cultural rights relate only to taxation
  4. Freedom of religion only permits language teaching
Expert · Level 85 · state aid,article 30,identity discrimination
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  1. No unfair discrimination in state aid
  2. Ending citizenship
  3. Dissolving judiciary
  4. Postponing elections
Expert · Level 85 · democratic participation,identity,minority confidence
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  1. A minority participates in public life while preserving its identity
  2. A minority is excluded from public life
  3. One language is imposed on everyone
  4. A general ban is placed on cultural expression
Expert · Level 85 · multiculturalism,coexistence,cultural rights
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  1. They recognise the coexistence of many languages and cultures
  2. They merge all cultures into one
  3. They end minority languages
  4. They declare cultural identity illegal
Expert · Level 85 · unity in diversity,Indian union,cultural rights
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  1. They reduce alienation by giving respect to diverse groups
  2. They allow states to separate on language basis
  3. They abolish all local identities
  4. They suspend civil rights
Expert · Level 85 · linguistic identity,educational right,learning material
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  1. A community develops learning material and a school in its own language
  2. A community only builds roads
  3. A community only pays taxes
  4. A community only gives weather information
Expert · Level 85 · constitutional goal,equal citizenship,cultural identity
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  1. Maintaining equal citizenship while protecting distinct cultural identity
  2. Forcing all citizens to speak one language
  3. Keeping minorities away from education
  4. Keeping culture outside the Constitution
Expert · Level 85 · unity in diversity,uniformity,exam reasoning
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  1. The Constitution values unity in diversity, not uniformity
  2. The Constitution abolishes all cultures
  3. The Constitution recognises only the majority language
  4. The Constitution gives no rights to minorities
Expert · Level 85 · equal opportunity,minority institution,valid standards
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  1. A minority institution keeps its cultural identity and follows valid admission standards
  2. The institution unlawfully bars all outside students on religious grounds
  3. The institution completely abandons educational standards
  4. The institution refuses to accept the Constitution
Expert · Level 85 · folk language,folk literature,cultural continuity
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  1. A community teaches folk language and folk literature in its school
  2. A community changes voting machines
  3. A community fixes bank interest rates
  4. A community runs border security
Expert · Level 85 · enforceable rights,constitutional remedy,fundamental rights
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  1. Citizens can seek constitutional remedy when violated
  2. They become only moral advice
  3. They depend only on government wish
  4. They cease to be rights
Expert · Level 85 · dignity,cultural respect,community identity
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  1. Respect for a community’s language and culture strengthens its dignity
  2. Insulting a language increases dignity
  3. Erasing culture is the basis of civic respect
  4. Hiding minority identity is a form of dignity
Expert · Level 85 · small languages,education policy,cultural rights
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  1. Cultural and Educational Rights
  2. Only consumer rights
  3. Only property rights
  4. Only trade rights
Expert · Level 85 · inclusive meaning,civic life,cultural identity
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  1. Every distinct community can preserve identity while participating in equal civic life
  2. Distinct communities should stay away from public life
  3. All identities are banned even privately
  4. Only one culture is protected in the Constitution
Expert · Level 85 · article 29,admission,identity discrimination
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  1. Admission is denied in a state-aided institution on grounds of religion, caste, language or race
  2. A student deposits fee on time
  3. A school organises sports day
  4. A teacher checks homework
Expert · Level 85 · autonomy,public interest,minority institution
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  1. The institution gets autonomy, but valid educational regulations may still apply
  2. No rule ever applies to the institution
  3. Every minority right ends in the name of public interest
  4. Autonomy means being outside the Constitution
Expert · Level 85 · social impact,trust,respect
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  1. They create an atmosphere of trust and respect among diverse communities
  2. They increase distrust among communities
  3. They make language learning a crime
  4. They limit education only to the majority
Expert · Level 85 · topic identification,article 29 article 30,civics
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  1. Cultural and Educational Rights
  2. Only electoral process
  3. Only economic planning
  4. Only judicial appointment
Expert · Level 85 · essence,cultural educational rights,equal citizenship
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  1. The Constitution protects diverse identities within equal citizenship
  2. The Constitution wants to end all identities
  3. The Constitution completely separates education from culture
  4. The Constitution prevents minorities from establishing educational institutions