human rights

what are human rights?

• culture for all.

• politics for all.

• rights justifiably for all humans.

• all the above options.

human rights are debatable because

• of the cultural and racial differences

• on religious differences

• both 1 and 2

• neither of the two

These basic rights are based on shared values

• like speaking the truth.

• like dignity, fairness, equality, respect and independence.

• like belonging to a specific race.

• none of the above

what is child labor?

• children working in their homes

• children working in developing nations.

• children who work in Asia.

• Children are working under harsh conditions, extreme stress .

child labor deprives children off their

• time to drive to school.

• childhood, and also their talents too.

• sleep.

• none of the above.

Long hours of work on a regular basis can harm

• children's economic and spiritual development.

• children's social and educational development.

• children's social development only.

• children's economic development only.

According to UNICEF, there are an estimated

• 250 million children aged 5 to 14 in child labor worldwide,

• 265 million children aged 14-17 in child labor world wide.

• 345 million children aged 14-16 in child labor world wide.

• 445 million children aged 13-17 in child labor world wide.

Anne Frank wrote a diary that helped her

• express her feelings and opinion to things happening around her.

• to post them to her friend kitty.

• to pass her time.

• to fill her diary pages.

one of the causes of child labor is

• the people enjoy working

• people want money

• the costs of industrializing and entering global markets.

• none of the above.

The UDHR is defined as

• is a letter from the developed economy to underdeveloped economy.

• milestone document in the history of human rights.

• a treaty to stop WW III

• a letter from Anne Frank to Hitler.