2.4.1 Human Rights and Social Justice

Cards (50)

  • Human rights are inalienable, meaning they cannot be taken away except in specific situations and according to due process
  • Match the category of human rights with an example:
    Civil and Political Rights ↔️ Freedom of expression
    Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights ↔️ Right to education
  • Social justice recognizes that different groups may need different levels of support to overcome systemic barriers.

    True
  • What is an example of social justice in education?
    Providing support to low-income students
  • What are human rights?
    Basic rights and freedoms
  • What does social justice aim to ensure?
    Equitable distribution of resources
  • Human rights are interdependent because the realization of one depends on the realization of others
  • All human rights are equally important for upholding human dignity.

    True
  • Social justice recognizes that different groups may need varying levels of support
  • Providing additional support to low-income students is an example of social justice.
    True
  • What does it mean for human rights to be universal?
    They apply to everyone globally
  • What are the two main categories of fundamental human rights outlined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
    Civil and political, economic, social, and cultural
  • Steps in translating human rights principles into tangible changes
    1️⃣ Advocate for structural changes
    2️⃣ Develop equitable policies
    3️⃣ Provide differentiated support
  • Human rights are universal, inalienable, interdependent, and indivisible
  • Match the concept with its definition:
    Equality ↔️ Treating everyone the same
    Social Justice ↔️ Ensuring equitable distribution of resources
  • The Rohingya Refugee Crisis highlights violations of human rights such as the right to freedom of movement
  • Strategies to promote human rights and social justice translate the principles of universal, inalienable, interdependent, and indivisible human rights into tangible changes
  • Human rights are universal because they apply to everyone regardless of their status or background.

    True
  • What foundational document outlines human rights?
    Universal Declaration of Human Rights
  • Social justice aims for fairness in the equitable distribution of resources and opportunities
  • Match the feature with the correct concept:
    Equality ↔️ Treating everyone the same
    Social Justice ↔️ Ensuring equitable resource distribution
  • The Universal Declaration of Human Rights categorizes rights into civil and political, and economic, social, and cultural rights.

    True
  • Match the type of human right with an example:
    Civil and Political Rights ↔️ Freedom of expression
    Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights ↔️ Right to education
  • What does it mean for human rights to be inalienable?
    They cannot be taken away
  • What is an example of a civil and political right?
    Freedom of expression
  • What framework does social justice build upon?
    Human rights framework
  • Human rights are interdependent, meaning the realization of one right depends on the realization of others
  • Human rights are universal, inalienable, interdependent, and indivisible
  • Social justice ensures the equitable distribution of resources and opportunities
  • Social justice helps translate human rights principles into structural changes that enable all individuals to live with dignity.

    True
  • Social justice advocates for treating everyone the same, regardless of their circumstances.
    False
  • The Flint Water Crisis demonstrates how economic inequalities can create barriers to exercising human rights.
    True
  • Community empowerment involves supporting grassroots movements to advocate for their fair share of resources.

    True
  • Human rights are the basic rights and freedoms that belong to all individuals in the world from birth
  • Human rights are interdependent and indivisible, meaning the realization of one right depends on the realization of others.
    True
  • What are the four key characteristics of human rights?
    Universal, inalienable, interdependent, indivisible
  • Social justice builds on the human rights framework by advocating for structural changes
  • Human rights are universal, inalienable, interdependent, and indivisible
  • Human rights are universal, inalienable, interdependent, and indivisible
  • Social justice translates human rights principles into structural changes.

    True