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What is the fundamental nature of human rights, according to the principles of human rights?
Inalienable
What is the significance of the concept of 'indivisibility' in human rights?
Human rights are inherent to the dignity of the human person
What is the primary goal of promoting equality of opportunity in social justice?
To promote equal access to opportunities and resources
What is the role of the state and duty bearers in upholding human rights?
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What is the significance of 'participation and inclusion' in human rights?
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What is the primary objective of promoting full employment and equal work opportunities in social justice?
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What is the primary goal of participatory development?
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What are the six strategies for empowering individuals?
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What is the primary objective of good governance?
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What are the principles of participatory development?
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What is the main idea of community empowerment?
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What is the goal of community action initiatives?
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Study Notes
Human Rights and Social Justice
- Human rights are inherent to all human beings regardless of status and are inalienable.
- The Philippine Constitution (Article XIII, Section 1 to 19) enshrines social justice, mandating the protection of the right of all people to equality of opportunities.
- Principles of human rights include universality, inalienability, indivisibility, interdependence, equality, and non-discrimination, participation, and inclusion, and accountability and rule of law.
Principles of Social Justice
- Promotion of equality of opportunity
- Promotion of full employment and equal work opportunities
- Promotion of the right to health
- Respect and recognition of people’s organizations
- Promotion of human conditions of work
- Fair and just compensation
- Participation in policy and decision making
Gender Equality
- Also known as sex equality, gender egalitarianism, or equality of genders
- The view that both men and women should receive equal treatment
Participatory Development
- Seeks to engage local populations in a development project
- Can be viewed from two perspectives: Social Movement Perspective and Institutional Perspective
- Aims to enhance sustainability and self-reliance to achieve social justice through improvements in the quality of people’s participation
Community Empowerment and Advocacy
Empowerment Strategies
- Providing the right skill set for the job through training
- Giving sufficient autonomy to individuals
- Clearly articulating the scope of the individual’s job
- Providing adequate information and resources
- Building people’s confidence
- Guiding with positive feedback
Strategies for Advocacy
- Promoting culturally competent practice
- Diversity advocacy
- Enhancing professional advocacy
- Strengthening connections with members
- Promoting evidence-based professional practice
- Supporting life-long professional learning
- Improving resource alignment
- Enhancing leadership development
Good Governance
- The ideal state of government that works to achieve self-reliant and sustainable development and social justice
- Ideal functioning of government that operates most collectively and efficiently
Principles of Participatory Development
- Effectiveness
- Efficiency
- Transparency
- Community focus
- Trust building
- Local ownership
- Empowerment
- Accountability
- Subsidiarity
- Partnership
- Gender equality
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Test your knowledge of human rights and social justice, including the principles of universality, indivisibility, and inalienability, as enshrined in the Philippine Constitution. Learn about the importance of equality and opportunities for all. Explore the concept of human rights and their inherent nature.
