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    This document contains a quiz on human rights education. It defines human rights as the rights people have from birth until death to protect themselves from unjust power. It discusses the three generations of human rights: first generation are civil/political rights like liberty; second generation are equality rights in culture/socioeconomics; third generation are solidarity rights to sustainable living. The quiz states that first generation rights, like liberty, are most often abused through arbitrary exercise of police power. It notes that human rights violations typically occur through abuse of authority power and crime, and that the 1987 Philippine Constitution protects human rights through its provisions.

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    GALAN, PAULINE R.

    BS CRIM
    3- ALPHA

    HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION


    QUIZ 1

    1. Define Human Rights.


     Human rights are the rights that we have as a human being to protect us right
    after we are brought to life until death.
    2. What are the Kinds of Human Rights? Briefly discuss each
     There are 3 kinds of human rights, the first, second and third generations. In the
    first generation, it serves as an individual’s liberty rights protecting them from the
    unjust power of the authorities. It is one’s civil and political rights. It is natural
    ever since we are born. In the second generation, it is simply our equality rights
    in the cultural, socio-economic sectors. Lastly, the third generation rights is
    simply the solidarity rights of an individual or group of individuals. It revolves
    within the rights of a person to have a sustrainable living.
    3. What are the rights usually abused due to arbitrary exercise of police power?
     The first generation of human rights.
    4. Briefly discuss how these rights are violated. State the legal bases.
     Human rights are being violated typically by the abuse of power of the authority
    and by the breaking of laws and committing crimes. In the 1987 Philippine
    Constitution as the preamble states that “We, the sovereign Filipino people,
    imploring the aid of Almighty God, in order to build a just and humane society
    and establish a Government that shall embody our ideals and aspirations,
    promote the common good, conserve and develop our patrimony, and secure to
    ourselves and our posterity the blessings of independence and democracy under
    the rule of law and a regime of truth, justice, freedom, love, equality, and peace,
    do ordain and promulgate this Constitution. “ as the 1987 Constitution is the
    basic source of the Human rights Law in the Philippines for it has many human
    rights and human rights- related provisions. Therefore, the human rights are
    being protected by these laws due to the violations of the people and unjust
    ruling of the authorities.

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