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Rights in Focus: True or False

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A quick true/false quiz on human rights.

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Rights in Focus: True or False
 

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A quick true/false quiz on human rights.

by olga yadira maldonado salmeron
1

Human rights are universal and recognized internationally.

2

Human rights are fundamental to guarantee dignity, freedom and equality for all people.

3

Poverty, violence, discrimination and lack of access to education and health undermine the enjoyment of human rights.

4

Slavery is considered a fundamental human right.

5

Only governments can advocate for human rights; individuals have no role.

6

Human rights only cover political freedoms; economic, social, and cultural rights are not included.

7

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is legally binding in all countries.

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Protecting human rights is a responsibility of governments, civil society, and individuals.

9

Education about human rights helps foster respect and tolerance in society.

10

A person can permanently lose their human rights if convicted of a crime.

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