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Civics

The significance of rights in a democracy

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Hard · Level 67 · absence of rights,dignity,liberty
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  1. Citizen dignity and liberty
  2. Beauty of government buildings
  3. Stability of weather
  4. Geographical boundary
Hard · Level 67 · elections,rights,empowerment
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  1. Both elections and rights are only for leaders
  2. Elections choose government, rights protect and empower citizens against government
  3. Rights end after elections
  4. Rights are not needed when elections occur
Hard · Level 67 · state power,arbitrariness,challenge
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  1. Tendency to provide public service
  2. Tendency to enforce law
  3. Tendency to use power arbitrarily
  4. Tendency to provide equal opportunity
Hard · Level 67 · fearless life,arrest,repression
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  1. Unlimited power of government
  2. Support for unequal laws
  3. Ban on public debate
  4. Protection from arbitrary arrest and repression
Hard · Level 67 · equal protection,weaker person,law
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  1. Equal legal protection
  2. Wealth-based citizenship
  3. Political silence
  4. Permanence of privilege
Hard · Level 67 · social discrimination,social justice,dignity
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  1. Because no injustice happens in society
  2. Because social discrimination can also harm a person's dignity
  3. Because rights are only administrative orders
  4. Because citizens should live separate from society
Hard · Level 67 · constitutional recognition,enforceable rights,courts
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  1. They become only advice
  2. They become irrelevant for citizens
  3. They become claims that can be enforced in courts
  4. They depend only on government's wish
Hard · Level 67 · public oversight,media,citizen groups
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  1. Total control over citizens
  2. Restriction on expression
  3. Criminalisation of criticism
  4. Public oversight over governance
Hard · Level 67 · fear,obedience,absence of rights
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  1. Based on fear and obedience
  2. Based on equal participation
  3. Based on justice and security
  4. Based on open debate
Hard · Level 67 · public debate,equality,democratic structure
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  1. They only increase private property
  2. They strengthen public debate, equality and accountability
  3. They separate society from politics
  4. They keep citizens away from public issues
Hard · Level 67 · limits of rights,law,respect
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  1. Complete arbitrariness in every situation
  2. Benefiting only one's own group
  3. Respect for others' rights and law
  4. Ignoring courts
Hard · Level 67 · policy making,public interest,participation
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  1. They keep people away from policies
  2. They allow government to decide without reasons
  3. They make inequality the basis of policy
  4. They give citizens space to express opinions and criticism
Hard · Level 67 · legitimacy,trust,rights protection
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  1. It can become weak
  2. It automatically increases
  3. It has no effect
  4. It remains linked only with the election commission
Hard · Level 67 · judicial remedy,injustice,rights
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  1. Culture of silence
  2. Opportunity of judicial remedy
  3. Acceptance of injustice
  4. Expansion of inequality
Hard · Level 67 · constitution,legal basis,rights
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  1. It makes rights only an oral promise
  2. It separates citizens from rights
  3. It gives rights a written and legal basis
  4. It keeps courts away from rights
Hard · Level 67 · institutions,law,civil liberty
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  1. They place institutions above citizens
  2. They give institutions the right to arbitrariness
  3. They end institutional accountability
  4. They compel institutions to work within civil liberty and law
Hard · Level 67 · rule of law,constitution,government
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  1. Rights show that government is also bound by law and Constitution
  2. Rights place government above law
  3. Rights allow citizens to break all laws
  4. Rights weaken courts
Hard · Level 67 · political equality,association,participation
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  1. They allow only influential people to speak
  2. They give citizens opportunity for free opinion, association and participation
  3. They stop weaker citizens from voting
  4. They make debate one-sided
Hard · Level 67 · administration,accountability,questioning
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  1. Administrative arbitrariness
  2. Citizen passivity
  3. Administrative accountability
  4. Democratic silence
Hard · Level 67 · self respect,dignity,equal citizen
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  1. They make a person only a ruled subject
  2. They make citizenship depend on position
  3. They end the voice of the poor
  4. They recognize a person as a dignified and equal citizen