Question 1

Discuss ten essential themes, including at least one elaboration, of the CRC.

Accepted Answer

The Convention on the Rights of the Chil

Question 2

Four thousand gays and lesbians have been executed since the 1979 revolution in which country?

Accepted Answer

The answer of Four thousand gays and lesbians have been...

Question 3

What phrase is found in every state constitution, according to the author?

Accepted Answer

"the will

Question 4

What existed in the Soviet Union that, according to France was a slow kind of death penalty?

Accepted Answer

concentrat

Question 5

Discuss major historical antecedents, including some major thinkers and documents, to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Accepted Answer

The Universal Declaration of Human Right

Question 6

In the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson substituted what phrase for the word "property" in John Locke's pithy phrase "life, liberty, and property"?

Accepted Answer

"the pursu

Question 7

Discuss five essential themes, including at least one elaboration, of CEDAW.

Accepted Answer

CEDAW, or the Convention on the Eliminat

Question 8

Discuss at least two essential themes, including at least one elaboration, of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide.

Accepted Answer

The Convention on the Prevention and Pun

Question 9

What are people called who examine and report on particular themes, like racism, xenophobia, and violence against women?

Accepted Answer

The answer of What are people called who examine and...

Question 10

Which country was concerned that freedom of religion might be used as a pretext for political intervention?

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which country was concerned that freedom of...

Question 11

Which countries abstained from voting for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948?

Accepted Answer

the Soviet

Question 12

An approach that is phenomenon bound rather than systems bound is sometimes called _____.

Accepted Answer

The answer of An approach that is phenomenon bound rather...

Question 13

Discuss four essential themes, including at least one elaboration, of the ICCPR.

Accepted Answer

The International Covenant on Civil and

Question 14

Alfred Binet, whose work led to the development of the Binet Intelligence Test and other intelligence tests in general, was fearful that _______.

Accepted Answer

such tests

Question 15

The human rights monitoring committee for the ICCPR referred to the U.S. Bill of Rights as a _____.

Accepted Answer

beacon of

Question 16

Discuss five essential themes of the Final Draft of the Guiding Principles to Eradicate Extreme Poverty.

Accepted Answer

The Final Draft of the Guiding Principle

Question 17

Discuss five essential themes, including at least one elaboration, of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

Accepted Answer

The Declaration on the Rights of Indigen

Question 18

What is the name of one of the earliest codes in antiquity that served as guiding principles for groups of people?

Accepted Answer

the Code o

Question 19

Sophocles' Antigone illustrated the importance of ___________.

Accepted Answer

following one's cons

Question 20

Discuss at least two human rights regimes and some important human rights documents associated with them.

Accepted Answer

Two important human rights regimes are t

Discuss ten essential themes, including at least one elaboration, of the CRC.

Four thousand gays and lesbians have been executed since the 1979 revolution in which country?

What phrase is found in every state constitution, according to the author?

What existed in the Soviet Union that, according to France was a slow kind of death penalty?

Discuss major historical antecedents, including some major thinkers and documents, to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

In the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson substituted what phrase for the word "property" in John Locke's pithy phrase "life, liberty, and property"?

Discuss five essential themes, including at least one elaboration, of CEDAW.

Discuss at least two essential themes, including at least one elaboration, of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide.

What are people called who examine and report on particular themes, like racism, xenophobia, and violence against women?

Which country was concerned that freedom of religion might be used as a pretext for political intervention?

Which countries abstained from voting for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948?

An approach that is phenomenon bound rather than systems bound is sometimes called _____.

Discuss four essential themes, including at least one elaboration, of the ICCPR.

Alfred Binet, whose work led to the development of the Binet Intelligence Test and other intelligence tests in general, was fearful that _______.

The human rights monitoring committee for the ICCPR referred to the U.S. Bill of Rights as a _____.

Discuss five essential themes of the Final Draft of the Guiding Principles to Eradicate Extreme Poverty.

Discuss five essential themes, including at least one elaboration, of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

What is the name of one of the earliest codes in antiquity that served as guiding principles for groups of people?

Sophocles' Antigone illustrated the importance of ___________.

Discuss at least two human rights regimes and some important human rights documents associated with them.

Introduction

An Advanced Generalistpublic Health Model and Whole-Population Approaches to Human Rights and Social Justice

At-Risk and Clinical Social Action and Service Strategies Toward the Creation of a Human Rights Culture

A Human Rightssocial Justice Approach to Research-Action Projects for the Helping and Health Professions

Ground Rules

Redux: A Human Rightssocial Justice Approach to Policy Assessment and Direct Nonviolent Social Action: The World Drug Problem

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Exam 2: Before and Beyond the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Discuss ten essential themes, including at least one elaboration, of the CRC.

Four thousand gays and lesbians have been executed since the 1979 revolution in which country?

What phrase is found in every state constitution, according to the author?

What existed in the Soviet Union that, according to France was a slow kind of death penalty?

Discuss major historical antecedents, including some major thinkers and documents, to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

In the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson substituted what phrase for the word "property" in John Locke's pithy phrase "life, liberty, and property"?

Discuss five essential themes, including at least one elaboration, of CEDAW.

Discuss at least two essential themes, including at least one elaboration, of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide.

What are people called who examine and report on particular themes, like racism, xenophobia, and violence against women?

Which country was concerned that freedom of religion might be used as a pretext for political intervention?

Which countries abstained from voting for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948?

An approach that is phenomenon bound rather than systems bound is sometimes called _____.

Discuss four essential themes, including at least one elaboration, of the ICCPR.

Alfred Binet, whose work led to the development of the Binet Intelligence Test and other intelligence tests in general, was fearful that _______.

The human rights monitoring committee for the ICCPR referred to the U.S. Bill of Rights as a _____.

Discuss five essential themes of the Final Draft of the Guiding Principles to Eradicate Extreme Poverty.

Discuss five essential themes, including at least one elaboration, of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

What is the name of one of the earliest codes in antiquity that served as guiding principles for groups of people?

Sophocles' Antigone illustrated the importance of ___________.

Discuss at least two human rights regimes and some important human rights documents associated with them.

Introduction

An Advanced Generalistpublic Health Model and Whole-Population Approaches to Human Rights and Social Justice

At-Risk and Clinical Social Action and Service Strategies Toward the Creation of a Human Rights Culture

A Human Rightssocial Justice Approach to Research-Action Projects for the Helping and Health Professions

Ground Rules

Redux: A Human Rightssocial Justice Approach to Policy Assessment and Direct Nonviolent Social Action: The World Drug Problem

Filters