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What is the scope of human rights?
The realization of human rights is a matter of choice for states and non-state actors.
False
What is the significance of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
a common standard for all
Human rights are recognized and stipulated in the __________ of Ethiopia.
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Match the following human rights with their corresponding aspects:
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Study Notes
Human Rights
- Human rights describe the basic ways that all people in the world should be treated, recognizing that every human being has equal value.
- Human rights are listed in different legal documents, including national constitutions and international conventions.
- These rights cover every aspect of people's lives, including:
- The right to work
- The right to have a family
- The right to education (go to school)
- The right to receive a pension
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- The Universal Declaration of Human Rights associates human rights with "the highest aspiration" of the common people.
- It proclaims itself to be a "common standard" for all.
Realization of Human Rights
- The realization of all human rights is not a matter of choice for states and non-state actors.
- It is an obligation that must be fulfilled if citizens are to live a worth-living life.
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Learn about the basic principles of human rights, their significance, and how they are recognized in legal documents such as national constitutions and international conventions.
