(10
العن أو القوميإة الكراهيإة علإف التحريض ومنع أشكالها بكل العدوانية للحرن الدعاية حظر وهو العاشر الحق
أو صإرية
الدينية
(11
و األولف النواة هر التر األسرة وبناء اآلخر الجنس مع زوجية عنقة إقامة ر إنسان كل وهو عشر الحادج الحق
األهم
زوجت وبين بين المقدس الرباط هنا علف الحفاظ ر وحق اإلنسانر للمجتمع
(12
والت االنتخابإات إر والتصإويت العامة الشؤون إدارة ر المشاركة ر مواطن كل حق وهو عشر الثانر الحق
لهإا رشإح
العامة للمناصن والوصول
(13
كان سبن ألج التمييز وعدم القانون أمام المساواة ر الحق وهو عشر الثالث الحق
10. Prohibition of propaganda for war and of incitement to national, racial, or religious hatred
11. Right to marry and found a family
12. Right to take part in the conduct of public affairs, vote, be elected, and have access to public
office
13. Right to equality before the law and non-discrimination
In the area of economic, social, and cultural rights:
1. Right to work
2. Right to just and favorable conditions of work
3. Right to form and join trade unions
•
والثقا واالجتماعيإة االقتصإادية الحقإوق وهإر أال اإلنسإان حقإوق مإن الثانيإة مإة القا إر اآلن سنبدأ
وتشإمل يإة
إةإالعمالي إاتإوالنقاب إلإالعم إروسإوظ إلإبالعم إةإالمتعلق إوقإالحق
(
إادجإاالقتص إنإالجان
)
االجت إنإاألم إنلكإوك
إاعرإم
إنجإالع إرإ إقإالح إنلكإوك إرنإومش إبسإومل إلإك م إنإم إمإله إةإكريم إاةإحي إمانإوض إرةإواألس إردإالف إنإأم إةإوحماي
والتعليم
(
واالجتماعر ر الثقا الجانن
)
(1
مناسبة عمل وظيفة وإيجاد العمل ر الحق هو الحقوق تلك ول
Right to Work
(2
وعادلة مناسبة عمل ظروس ر الحق يلي
Favorable conditions of Work
(3
خدمات من تقدم بما واالنتفاع العمالية للنقابات االنضمام ر الحق وكنلك
Right to join trade unions
4. Right to social security
5. Protection of the family
6. Right to an adequate standard of living, including
adequate food, clothing, and housing
(4
أو الضرر أو لونى اإلنسان تعرض عدم وضمان المجتمع بداخل األمن ر الحق هو الحقوق تلر رابع
التنمر
ي
Right to Social Security
(5
تإ وهإو كإنلك الضإرر أو لإونى تعرضهم وعدم أمانهم وضمان لت عا حماية ر الفرد حق الحق نلك ويلر
ابع
عن رع و السابق للحق
(6
ن وغيإر ومسإكن وملإبس كإل م مإن المعيشإر المستوى علف كريمة حياة ر الحق الحقوق تلك وسادس
مإن لإك
كنلك إنسان كل حق من هنا الكريمة الحياة سبل
7. Right to health
8. Right to education
(7
والرع العإنج علإف والحصإول سإليمة صإحية حيإاة إر إنسإان كإل حق وكنلك
ايإة
ل النزمة الصحية
Right to Health
(8
األساسإر التعلإيم مإن قإدر علإف والحصإول الإتعلم إر إنسان كل حق وأخيرا
وهإو
اإلطنق علف منزلة وأعنها اإلنسان حقوق أجل من
Right to Education
Question [ 1 ]
……… are rights that every human being has by virtue of his or her
human dignity.
a) Complementary rights
b) Additional rights
c) Rights of debtors
d) Human Rights
Ans [ d ]
Question [ 2 ]
Human rights are the most ……….. rights of human beings.
a) Unnecessary
b) Virtual
c) Fundamental
d) Dignity
Ans [ C ]
Question [ 3 ]
Human Rights define relationships between individuals and power
structures, especially ……...
a) Handicraft workshops
b) The State
c) Foreign diplomatic relations
d) The supermarkets
Ans [ b ]
Question [ 4 ]
The idea of human rights has driven many a revolutionary
movement for empowerment and for control over the wielders of
power, that happened in conjunction with the …….. and ………..
revolutions of the late eighteenth century.
a) Polish and Nigerian
b) African and Arab
c) French and American
d) Human Rights Movements Not Affected by Revolutions
Ans [ C ]
Question [ 5 ]
From a legal standpoint, human rights can be defined as the sum
of ………… and ………… rights recognized by States in their
…………. and in international law.
a) Labor and Health – Constitutions
b) Groups and Parties – Contributions
c) Individual and Collective – Constitutions
d) Street vendors and Unions – Contributions
Ans [ C ]
Question [ 6 ]
From a legal standpoint, human rights can be defined as ……
a) The sum of individual and collective rights recognized by States
b) Rights that every human being has by virtue of human dignity
c) The most fundamental rights of human beings
d) Freedom from slavery, servitude, and forced labor
Ans [ a ]
Question [ 7 ]
The United Nations has played a leading role in defining and
advancing human rights since …….
a) 250 Years
b) The First world war
c) The Second world war
d) The French and American revolutions
Ans [ C ]
Question [ 8 ]
Right to life and to liberty and security of person is an example in
the area of . . . .
a) Civil & political rights
b) Economic , social and cultural rights
c) Collective rights
d) None of the above
Ans [ a ]
Question [ 9 ]
Right of peoples to Self-determination and Development is an
example in the area of . . . .
a) Civil & political rights
b) Economical , social and cultural rights
c) Collective rights
d) None of the above
Ans [ C ]
Question [ 10 ]
Rights of national, ethnic, religious, and linguistic minorities is an
example in the area of . . . .
a) Civil & political rights
b) Economical , social and cultural rights
c) Collective rights
d) None of the above
Ans [ C ]
Question [ 11 ]
Freedom of thought, conscience, and religion and also freedom of
opinion and expression are examples in the area of . . . .
a) Civil & political rights
b) Economical , social and cultural rights
c) Collective rights
d) None of the above
Ans [ a ]
Question [ 12 ]
Right to work and just and favorable conditions of work is an
example in the area of . . . .
a) Civil & political rights
b) Economical , social and cultural rights
c) Collective rights
d) None of the above
Ans [ b ]
Question [ 13 ]
Right to form and join trade unions is an example in the area of ….
a) Civil & political rights
b) Economical , social and cultural rights
c) Collective rights
d) None of the above
Ans [ b ]
Question [ 14 ]
Rights of indigenous peoples is an example in the area of ….
a) Civil & political rights
b) Economical , social and cultural rights
c) Collective rights
d) None of the above
Ans [ C ]
Question [ 15 ]
Right to an adequate standard of living, including adequate food,
clothing, housing, health and education is an example in the area
of . . . .
a) Civil & political rights
b) Economical , social and cultural rights
c) Collective rights
d) None of the above
Ans [ b ]
Question [ 16 ]
Right to take part in the conduct of public affairs, vote, be elected,
and have access to public office is an example in the area of . . . .
a) Civil & political rights
b) Economical , social and cultural rights
c) Collective rights
d) None of the above
Ans [ a ]
Question [ 17 ]
Right to social security and Protection of the family is an example
in the area of . . . .
a) Civil & political rights
b) Economical , social and cultural rights
c) Collective rights
d) None of the above
Ans [ b ]
Question [ 18 ]
Freedom of movement and Right to a fair trial are examples in the
area of . . . .
a) Civil & political rights
b) Economical , social and cultural rights
c) Collective rights
d) None of the above
Ans [ a ]
Question [ 19 ]
Freedom from slavery, servitude, and forced labor is an example
in the area of ……..
a) Civil & political rights
b) Economical , social and cultural rights
c) Collective rights
d) None of the above
Ans [ a ]
Question [ 20 ]
Right of peoples to free use of their wealth and natural resources
and have a Peace, healthy environment are examples in the area
of ……..
a) Civil & political rights
b) Economical , social and cultural rights
c) Collective rights
d) None of the above
Ans [ C ]
Question [ 21 ]
Human rights include which of the following areas?
a) Civil & political rights
b) Economical , social and cultural rights
c) Collective rights
d) All of the above
Ans [ d ]
Question [ 22 ]
All of the following are considered basic principles of human
rights except ………
a) Human rights are non-discriminatory
b) Human rights are inalienable
c) Human rights are universal
d) Human rights are divisible and non-neutral for all
Ans [ d ]
Question [ 23 ]
Human Rights are foreign to all nations and native to no culture as
mentioned in Kofi Annan talk.
a) True
b) False
Ans [ b ]
Question [ 24 ]
When most independent countries adopted the General
Declaration of Human Rights and its principles and human rights,
this indicated that
a) human rights are universal
b) human rights concept is a western notion
c) Human rights principles are biased to some countries
d) human rights concept is an eastern notion
Ans [ a ]
Question [ 25 ]
Human rights are ………… insofar as no person may be divested of
his or her human rights, save under clearly defined legal
circumstances.
a) universal
b) western notions
c) inalienable
d) indivisible and interdependent
Ans [ C ]
Question [ 26 ]
Because each human right entails and depends on other human
rights, violating one such right affects the exercise of other human
right, this is why we said ………
a) Human rights are inalienable
b) Human rights are universal
c) Human rights are divisible and biased
d) Human rights are indivisible and interdependent
Ans [ d ]
Question [ 27 ]
Human rights are inalienable, as we mentioned in the Basic
Principles of Human Rights, even if a person commits a crime, this
does not allow him to be deprived of the right to liberty.
a) True
b) False
Ans [ b ]
Question [ 28 ]
The right to life presupposes respect for the right to food and to
an adequate standard of living as an example of indivisibility of
human rights
a) true
b) false
Ans [ a ]
Question [ 29 ]
The right to equality obliges States to ensure observance of
human rights without discrimination on any grounds, including
sex, race, color, language, religion, political or other opinions. This
is what we called “……………………….”
a) The principle of non-discrimination
b) The principle of indivisibility
c) The principle of universality
d) The principle of discrimination
Ans [ a ]
Question [ 30 ]
.............. are rights that every human being has by virtue of his or
her human dignity.
a) Slavery rights
b) Human rights
c) Children rights
d) Right to work
Ans [ b ]
Question [ 31 ]
Human rights are the most . . . . . . . . . Rights.
a) World wide
b) Dignity
c) Political
d) Fundamental
Ans [ d ]
Question [ 32 ]
Human Rights defines relationships between …….. and ………
a) Workers - business owners
b) Individuals - power structures
c) State - external states
d) Every human - the other
Ans [ b ]
Question [ 33 ]
What are the most famous revolutions of the late eighteenth
century that clearly affected human rights as we know them
today?
a) Iranian and Tunisian revolutions
b) The revolutions of the Egyptians against Napoleon
c) French & American revolutions
d) Indian revolutions
Ans [ C ]
Question [ 34 ]
The idea of laws to guarantee human rights began in modern
times almost ……. years ago.
a) 250
b) 750
c) 1000
d) 50
Ans [ a ]
Question [ 35 ]
From a/an ………. standpoint , human rights can be defined as the
sum of individual & collective rights recognized by states in
constitutions and in international law.
a) National
b) Virtual
c) Illegal
d) Legal
Ans [ d ]
Question [ 36 ]
Since when did the United Nations begin to play a leading role in
addressing the global human rights file?
a) Since the bloody wars in Europe in the seventeenth century
b) Since 2011
c) Since the dawn of civilizations
d) Since the Second world war
Ans [ d ]
Question [ 37 ]
Self-determination is considered an example in the area of . . . .
a) Civil & political rights
b) Economical , social and cultural rights
c) Collective rights
d) All of the above
Ans [ C ]
Question [ 38 ]
Protection of the family is an example in the area of . . . . .
a) Civil & political rights
b) Economic , social and cultural rights
c) Collective rights
d) All of the above
Ans [ b ]
Question [ 39 ]
Right to marry & found a family is an example in the area of . .
a) Civil & political rights
b) Economical , social and cultural rights
c) Collective rights
d) All of the above
Ans [ a ]
Question [ 40 ]
Right of ethnic minorities is an example in the area of …….
a) Civil & political rights
b) Economical , social and cultural rights
c) Collective rights
d) All of the above
Ans [ C ]
Question [ 41 ]
All of the following are human rights features and principles
except?
a) Universal
b) Inalienable
c) Indivisible and interdependent
d) Non-discrimination
e) None of the above
Ans [ e ]
Question [ 42 ]
Most human rights depend on each other, each of them
necessarily requires other rights, and therefore we say that
human rights are …………
a) Universal
b) Inalienable
c) Indivisible and interdependent
d) Non-discrimination
Ans [ C ]
Question [ 43 ]
For example, no one can be deprived of his right to freedom unless he
commits something contrary to the law and commits a crime, and then he
must stand before the court, which decides to prevent him from this right,
and therefore we say that the rights of Human are …………
a) Universal
b) Inalienable
c) Indivisible and interdependent
d) Non-discrimination
Ans [ b ]
Question [ 44 ]
Human rights are the sum of individual and collective rights laid down in
governments’ constitutions and international law.
a) True
c) False
Ans [ a ]
Question [ 45 ]
In the late ……….. , the idea of human rights has driven many a
revolutionary movement for empowerment and for control over the
wielders of power, Governments in particular.
a) 19th century
b) 18th century
c) 20th century
d) 17th century
Ans [ b ]
Question [ 46 ]
Which of the following is a civil and political right?
a) Right to life
b) Right to work
c) Right to education
d) Self-determination
Ans [ a ]
Question [ 47 ]
Which of the following is a collective right?
a) Right to life
b) Right to work
c) Right to education
d) Self-determination
Ans [ d ]
Question [ 48 ]
Human rights are ……… this means that they are foreign to no culture &
native to all nations.
a) universal
b) inalienable
c) Indivisible & interdependent
d) None
Ans [ a ]
Question [ 49 ]
Human rights are …………, this means that no person may be divested of his
or her human rights, save under clearly defined legal circumstances.
a) universal
b) inalienable
c) Indivisible & interdependent
d) None
Ans [ b ]
Question [ 50 ]
Human rights are ………. This means that each human right entails and
depends on other human rights, violating one such right affects the exercise
of other human rights.
a) universal
b) inalienable
c) Indivisible & interdependent
d) None
Ans [ C ]