Population Displacement and Human Rights

The video tutorial by Teacher K covers the 2023 GC exam paper, focusing on Section B. It explains human rights concepts, characteristics of culture, and cultural relativism. The legal system is discussed, including recognizable offenses and judges' rules. Strategies for alleviating poverty in Zambia are outlined, and causes of population displacement from agricultural and settlement land are explored.

What is the primary obligation of individuals and governments regarding human rights?

• To respect the rights of others and not violate them

• To ensure all citizens have equal wealth

• To prioritize economic growth over human rights

• To focus on cultural preservation

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of culture?

• Shared

• Dynamic

• Static

• Comprehensive

What does cultural relativism emphasize?

• Promoting one's own culture as superior

• Viewing the world through the lens of other societies

• Judging other cultures by one's own standards

• Ignoring cultural differences

What is a recognizable offense in the Zambian legal system?

• Unlawful assembly

• A civil dispute

• A minor traffic violation

• A contractual disagreement

Under what condition can a police officer arrest someone without a warrant in Zambia?

• If the person obstructs a police officer in their duty

• If the person is a government official

• If the person is suspected of being wealthy

• If the person is a foreign national

What is one strategy to alleviate poverty in Zambia?

• Decreasing food production

• Limiting rural electrification

• Improving health services

• Reducing access to education

Which factor is NOT a cause of population displacement?

• Stable political environment

• Environmental degradation

• Mining activities

• Industrialization

How can industrialization lead to population displacement?

• By reducing job opportunities

• By promoting rural settlement

• By expanding industries into agricultural areas

• By decreasing pollution levels

What role do government policies play in population displacement?

• They always prevent displacement

• They can redistribute land for other purposes

• They focus solely on urban development

• They ensure all citizens remain in their homes

What is the impact of environmental conservation on population displacement?

• It always leads to urbanization

• It reduces the need for national parks

• It can necessitate relocation for protected areas

• It has no impact