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Civics

Human Rights and their protection

TOPIC PRACTICE

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Hard · Level 91 · responsible expression,facts,respect
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  1. Raising voice on rights violation in a factual and respectful way
  2. Spreading false rumours
  3. Exposing victim identity and putting them at risk
  4. Insulting someone without inquiry
Hard · Level 91 · institutional solution,reform,prevention
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  1. Because reform training and prevention may also be needed
  2. Because punishment is always enough
  3. Because inquiry is unnecessary
  4. Because victim relief is irrelevant
Hard · Level 91 · long term protection,education,institutions
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  1. Rights education fair institutions and accountable administration
  2. Hiding complaints
  3. Calling discrimination tradition
  4. Threatening victims
Hard · Level 91 · policy review,vulnerable group,dignity
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  1. Review and correction of the policy
  2. Continue the policy without review
  3. Silence complainants
  4. Exclude the group from rights
Hard · Level 91 · human rights,access to justice,legal aid,fair procedure,effective remedy,democratic rights
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  1. Because it also includes information about rights, legal aid, a fair procedure, and effective remedy
  2. Because courts are never needed in human rights cases
  3. Because merely filing a complaint amounts to obtaining justice
  4. Because human rights are only written declarations that cannot be enforced
Hard · Level 91 · human rights, state inaction, democratic rights, victim protection, accountability, grievance redressal
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  1. When clear violation complaints receive no inquiry or relief
  2. When a fair inquiry is conducted
  3. When the victim receives protection
  4. When the responsible institution is asked to account
Hard · Level 91 · respectful language,human dignity,groups
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  1. It recognises the dignity of a person and group
  2. It ends rights
  3. It increases discrimination
  4. It stops complaints
Hard · Level 91 · exam strategy,dignity,equality,accountability
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  1. Whether the situation relates to dignity equality liberty complaint or institutional accountability
  2. Whether the weather is pleasant
  3. Whether there is discount in market
  4. Whether sports team won
Hard · Level 91 · democratic culture,trust,participation
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  1. Rights protection increases respect trust and civic participation
  2. Rights protection weakens democracy
  3. Rights are unnecessary in democracy
  4. Human rights are only for government's image
Hard · Level 91 · balanced conclusion,human rights,protection mechanism
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  1. Human rights protect equal dignity and need law institutions awareness and accountability for protection
  2. Human rights are only a matter of charity
  3. Human rights are protected only by slogans
  4. Human rights are only to control powerful people
Hard · Level 92 · human rights,democratic rights,dignity,protection
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  1. Human rights are linked with broad human dignity and democratic rights protect them within a political system
  2. Human rights are only market rules and democratic rights are only sports rules
  3. Human rights are only for the rich and democratic rights only for officials
  4. Both have no relation with civic life
Hard · Level 92 · universality,humanity,human rights
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  1. These rights change only according to birthplace
  2. These rights are considered available to every human being because of humanity
  3. These rights depend only on the will of government
  4. These rights are received only after passing an exam
Hard · Level 92 · torture,human dignity,state power
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  1. State revenue will decrease
  2. Human dignity and physical security will be violated
  3. Sports competitions will decrease
  4. Voting date will change
Hard · Level 92 · NHRC,commission,complaints,protection
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  1. It can inquire into complaints of human rights violations and make recommendations
  2. It can always dissolve Parliament
  3. It changes every court decision
  4. It replaces the Election Commission
Hard · Level 92 · rule of law,arbitrariness,human rights
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  1. Because it keeps everyone under law and prevents arbitrariness
  2. Because it keeps only powerful people above law
  3. Because it keeps rights only on paper
  4. Because it removes the need for courts
Hard · Level 92 · courts,commission,human rights protection
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  1. Courts can give legal orders, commissions can inquire and recommend
  2. Commission is always above the court
  3. Courts are unrelated to rights
  4. Both are only sports bodies
Hard · Level 92 · citizenship,humanity,universal rights
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  1. Because human rights are based on being human
  2. Because human rights are only for traders
  3. Because human rights begin only with voting
  4. Because human rights have no link with dignity
Hard · Level 92 · custodial torture,accountability,human rights
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  1. Demand for independent inquiry into torture in police custody
  2. Organizing a cultural programme in school
  3. Displaying price list in market
  4. Conducting practice for a sports team
Hard · Level 92 · dignity,respect,human rights values
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  1. Treating every person as worthy of respect
  2. Treating a person merely as a tool or object
  3. Giving equal opportunity
  4. Giving fair hearing
Hard · Level 92 · social awareness,discrimination,rights culture
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  1. When society refuses to treat discriminatory behavior as normal
  2. When people treat injustice as entertainment
  3. When citizens fear filing complaints
  4. When institutions ignore victims