PART 1 : NATURE AND DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN RIGHTS

• what is universe education ?

  the right to free and compulsory education for all children outline din article 26 of the UDHR
• What are the categories of human rights ?

  FIRST GEN - civil and political found in article 1 - 21 of UDHR and the ICCPR

  SEC GEN - eco, social, cultural found in article 21 -30 of UDHR and the ICESCR

  THIRD GEN - environmental and peace rights
• what are peace rights ?


  The right of all citizens to expect their government to do all in its power to maintain peace and wok towards the elimination of war
• What is the abolition of slavery ?

  the act of ending the practice of owning and exploiting people as property outlined in article 4 of the UDHR
• what is the right to self determination ?


  the right of people to determine how they will be governed and there political status based on territory or national grouping
• what is trade unionism ?

  organisation of workers created to preserve and further their rights & interests, specifically labour workers and their rights outlined in article 24 of the UDHR
• What is the ICESCR ?

  International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights 1976 which aims to ensure the protection of the rights such as freedom from discrimination, right to equality and right to work
• what is the UDHR ?

  Universal Declaration of Human Rights 1948 which outlines the rights and freedoms of all human beings. it was developed as a response to the acts of the Cold War to ensure peace, and contains 30 articles.
• What is the ICCPR ?

  International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights 1996 is a multilateral treaty that commits nations to the respect of civil and political rights such as freedom of speech, freedom of religion and freedom of assembly
• what does inalienable mean ?


  human rights cannot be taken away or sold by the possessor
• what is the UN?

  United Nations is a intergovernmental organisation that's eels ti promote human rights with 193 member states
• what does inherent mean ?


  human rights do not have to be earned, there inherited to being a human
• What is universal suffrage ?

  the right of all citizens ti vote in political elections regardless of status, gender or race outlined in article 14 of the UDHR
• what does universal mean ?

  human rights apply to every human across the globe
• what are human rights ?

  basic right and freedoms believed to belong justifiably to all humans
• what are environmental rights ?

  he right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment e.g. clean air, access to water, sustainably produced food. [
• what is the international bill of rights ?


  A set of international human rights treaties. this consists f the UDHR, ICCPR & ICESCR