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HUMAN RIGHTS EXAM WITH LATEST QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+ Define human rights - ANS-fundamental entitlements of people arising by virtue of their humanity What are the 5 features of human rights? - ANS-Universal Inherent Indivisible Interdependent Inalienable What are the 2 main human rights tribunals for NSW? - ANS-Australian Human Rights Commission Anti Discrimination Board What are the problems with these tribunals? - ANS-Complaint-based = reactive Conciliation List 2 Australian NGOs - ANS-Human Rights Council of Australia Human Rights Law Centre What is the role of the media? - ANS-Investigate/expose Report Critique What are the 2 possible types the Charter of Rights could take? - ANS-Statutory Entrenched Define Charter of Rights - ANS-a document outlining the conditions under which a nation is organized, and defining its rights and privileges List 3 benefits of a Charter of Rights - ANS-- Clearly defines and protects basic rights - Reduces Disparity and inconsistency - Rights would be less abstract - thus better understood - Governments would be more accountable List 3 disadvantages of a Charter of Rights - ANS-- Changing of a system brings uncertainty and instability - Expensive - Undermine sovereignty of parliament - Alleged breaches would be heard by the judiciary who are unelected Universal nature of rights? - ANS-suggest that they apply to all people at all times regardless of circumstances Inherent nature of rights? - ANS-suggests that rights are intrinsic to humanity Indivisible nature of rights? - ANS-all rights are equally important and no rights are better than others Interdependent nature of rights? - ANS-suggests that the enjoyment of rights depends on other rights Inalienable nature of rights? - ANS-suggests they cannot be removed, given up, traded or sold List 4 individual rights - ANS-Slavery Trade unionism Suffrage Education What article of the UDHR details the abolition of slavery? - ANS-Article 4 What article of the UDHR details trade unionism? - ANS-Article 23 What article of the UDHR details universal suffrage? - ANS-Article 21 What article of the UDHR details universal education? - ANS-Article 26 Define slavery - ANS-the condition in which one human is the property of another, usually for labour Define trade unionism - ANS-an organisation of employees, in a particular trade or industry, formed in order to obtain improvements for employees Define universal suffrage - ANS-the right for all persons to vote freely Define universal education - ANS-the right for all people in the world to have undergone fundamental levels of education Define self-determination - ANS-the right for a group of people to govern themselves independently Outline the 3 collective rights - ANS-Self-determination

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HUMAN RIGHTS EXAM 2024-2025 WITH
LATEST QUESTIONS AND 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+




Define human rights - ANS-fundamental entitlements of people arising by virtue of their humanity



What are the 5 features of human rights? - ANS-Universal

Inherent

Indivisible

Interdependent

Inalienable

What are the 2 main human rights tribunals for NSW? - ANS-Australian Human Rights Commission

Anti Discrimination Board



What are the problems with these tribunals? - ANS-Complaint-based = reactive

Conciliation



List 2 Australian NGOs - ANS-Human Rights Council of Australia

Human Rights Law Centre

, What is the role of the media? - ANS-Investigate/expose

Report

Critique



What are the 2 possible types the Charter of Rights could take? - ANS-Statutory

Entrenched



Define Charter of Rights - ANS-a document outlining the conditions under which a nation is organized,
and defining its rights and privileges



List 3 benefits of a Charter of Rights - ANS-- Clearly defines and protects basic rights

- Reduces Disparity and inconsistency

- Rights would be less abstract - thus better understood

- Governments would be more accountable



List 3 disadvantages of a Charter of Rights - ANS-- Changing of a system brings uncertainty and instability

- Expensive

- Undermine sovereignty of parliament

- Alleged breaches would be heard by the judiciary who are unelected

Universal nature of rights? - ANS-suggest that they apply to all people at all times regardless of
circumstances



Inherent nature of rights? - ANS-suggests that rights are intrinsic to humanity



Indivisible nature of rights? - ANS-all rights are equally important and no rights are better than others



Interdependent nature of rights? - ANS-suggests that the enjoyment of rights depends on other rights

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