Discrimination– the negative and unjust

treatment of people due to their

differences in traits
Genocide– term used to describe
violence against members of a race with
the intent to destroy the entire group
Racism– belief that someone are much
better than others
Multiculturalism– the philosophy that teaches
acceptance and respect for diversity among
people
Concomitant with multiculturalism– the
granting of rights to individuals or groups
belonging to the minority
Indigenous People– a group of people who
continuously lived as organized community on
defined territory
Natural rights– this right is inherent and for all
Constitutional rights– rights that are mandated,
granted, and protected by the constitution
Civil rights– many of these rights are innate and
not created by law but are preserved by law
Rights to Ancestral Domains– the rights of
ownership and possession of ICCs/Ips to their
ancestral domains shall be recognized and
protected.
Article II Section 13– the state shall recognizes the vital
role of the youth in nation-building and shall promote
and protect their physical, moral, spiritual, intellectual,
and social well being
Article II Section 9– the state shall develop a self-reliant
and independent national economy effectively
controlled by Filipinos
Police brutality– a human rights violation wherein police
are abusing their authority and power
Torture– is an inhuman way of getting information from
arrested suspected criminals
Sex– natural or biological characteristic of a
person
Sexuality– sexual identity, experiences, attractions
of a person
Gender– refers to the attitudes, feelings, and
behaviors influenced by culture associated with
sex
Sexual orientation– physical or emotional
attraction that an individual feels toward another
individual
Gender identity– perceived or believed
gender of a person
Heterosexual– attraction between
different gender
Homosexual– attraction to those who
belong to the same gender
bisexual– people who are attracted to
both male and female