Human Rights and UDHR Concepts

Ganesh Pujari introduces the types of human rights, focusing on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) from 1948. He explains civil and political rights, such as the right to life, freedom, and legal protection, and economic and social rights, including the right to work, education, and social welfare. The video concludes with a preview of future discussions on international covenants from 1966.

Which year was the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted?

• 1945

• 1948

• 1950

• 1966

What is the focus of Articles 2 to 21 in the UDHR?

• Economic and social rights

• Civil and political rights

• Cultural rights

• Environmental rights

Which right ensures that no one can be subjected to torture or inhuman treatment?

• Right to property

• Right to freedom from torture

• Right to privacy

• Right to life

What does Article 16 of the UDHR discuss?

• Right to freedom of expression

• Right to education

• Right to marry and family protection

• Right to work

Which right allows individuals to change their nationality?

• Right to marry

• Right to education

• Right to change nationality

• Right to work

What is the significance of the presumption of innocence?

• Guilty until proven innocent

• No trial needed

• Immediate punishment

• Innocent until proven guilty

Which article in the UDHR covers the right to form and join trade unions?

• Article 25

• Article 23

• Article 22

• Article 24

What is guaranteed by the right to rest and leisure?

• Paid holidays and limited working hours

• Unlimited working hours

• No breaks during work

• Unpaid leave

Which right is associated with access to food, clothing, and housing?

• Right to education

• Right to work

• Right to an adequate standard of living

• Right to freedom of expression

What does Article 27 of the UDHR emphasize?

• Right to participate in cultural life

• Right to vote

• Right to privacy

• Right to freedom of movement