41.

persecution
VOCABULARY 42.
43. personality
44. procedure
Human rights 45. prohibited
46. protection
1. Access 47. proved
2. arrest 48. punishment
3. asylum 49. recognition
4. charge 50. remuneration
5. choose 51. reputation
6. conscience 52. rights
7. consent 53. security
8. contrary 54. servitude
9. cruel 55. sex
10. cultural 56. slavery
11. degrading 57. spouse
12. deny 58. suffrage
13. destruction 59. tolerance
14. dignity 60. torture
15. discrimination 61. will
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16. duty
17. employment 1. Find the meaning of these words
18. equal in the dictionary. Write them on
19. form
your notebook.
20. frontier
21. fundamental 2. Place the correct word under the
22. guilty picture.
23. hearing
24. impartial 3. Complete the sentences below
25. impose using the words from the
26. incitement vocabulary.
27. independent
28. innocent
29. interference Complete the statements about human rights. Use the given words.
30. jurisdictional
31. law Asylum, degrading, innocence, law, punishment
32. liberty
33. life 1. His father died when he was three, his mother when he was only seven, and he grew
34. limitation up in a brutal and _________________ environment where he learnt to hold human life
35. manifest and human dignity in contempt.
36. merit 2. Assuming this violation occurred, what is the _______________ for breaking this law?
37. moral
38. movement 3. Julia is studying __________________ and Rachel is majoring in business.
39. nationality
40. omission 4. He loved her fresh ________________, her selfless courage.

5. The land which, a millennium before, had been a prison for the Jewish exiles was now
their _______________ of refuge.