Human Rights (ATAR External Exam Prep)

The CEDAW covers which of the following;

When a state accepts to be a party to a treaty already signed by other states it is called ________.

The laws and regulations of a Royal Commission can be found in what piece of Legislation?

What are the two major International Human Rights Covenants?

Rights that are clearly stated in the constitution are referred to as:

What does ICESCR stand for?

The CEDAW aims to bring unequal right to men and women.

The CRC:

What year were both the ICCPR and the ICESCR entered into force?

A convention is executed under

Article 10 if the UDHR affords the right to a fair trial.

Implied rights in the constitution include;

The right to freedom from slavery is outlined under which article of the UDHR?

Which is not one of the 7 core International Human Rights Treaties?

A state is considered to have:

The CRPD stands for

Which human rights are initiated by the Cyrus Cylinder?

The Convention relating to the status of refugees is what year?

Key articles of the CRC include;

The UNHR sets out the fundamental human rights to be universally protected.

Which is not one of the 7 core International Human Rights Treaties?

How many articles are in the UNHR in total?

Sovereignty is the right given to states to;

A formalized agreement between two or more nations about a particular area of interest is a...?

What is the role of the Parliamentary Joint Committee?

The concept that governments can exercise full control over over affairs within a geographical or territorial limit is:

When was the Universal Declaration of Human Rights created?

Which article of UN Charter outlines political independence and territorial integrity?

The ICERD aims to;

article 6 of the ICESCR is the right to work.

A federal Royal Commission is a government inquiry established by the Governor General.

Article 2.7 of the UN Charter states that the UN charter does not...

CEDAW stands for the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination against women.

ICERD stands for the International...

Which article of UN Charter outlines sovereign equality?

Political Independence recognizes;

Freedom of assembly is covered under which article of the UDHR?

Equality before the law is outlined in which article of the ICCPR?

A declaration made by a state to exclude or alter the effect of certain provision of a treaty is ________?

The International agreement setting out the civil, political, economic and social rights of every child is;

The abbreviation for the Convention on the rights of a Child 1991 is...?

The ICCPR has 2 Optical protocols

What is the role of the Human Rights (Parliamentary Scrutiny) Act 2011 (Cth)?

Which article of the ICESPR outlines the right to education?

The Queensland act which covers all basis of discrimination is called the

What are the three main components of the International Bill of Human Rights?

In Australia in order for a treaty to be ratified what must occur?

The convention relating to the status of refugees aims to do which of the following?

A bi-lateral agreement is an agreement entered into by two or more nation-states.

Which is the commonwealth act which prohibits racial discrimination ?

The process of fully adopting the obligations in a treaty or covenant by reflecting it in legislation is referred to as:

Key articles in the International Convention on the Civil and Political Rights include:

According to the Discrimination acts what could Discrimination look like?

Which human rights are promoted in the Magna Carta 1215?

The ICCPR affords which of the following rights?;

The process of a nation-state fully adopting the obligations imposed by a treaty or covenant is __________.

Rights that are suggested by the constitution and derived by high court rulings are referred to as:

An agreement entered into by two or more nation-states is referred to as:

Express Rights in the constitution include;

key articles of the CEDAW include;

Human Rights are:

The right that all states have equality with one another and no state can claim jurisdiction over another is______?

A covenant:

Section 51(XXIX) of the constitution allows Australia to enact domestic laws as-long as it reflects enacted treaties.

In order for a treaty or covenant to be ratified in Australia, legislation must be passed which reflect its obligations,

Key articles of the ICERD include;

The ICESCP aims to grant which economic, social and cultural rights.

What year were both the ICCPR and the ICESCR adopted?

The role of the United Nations include; peace and security, HR's, International Law and Development.

The ICCPR covers the right to life under which article?

A state that has signed a treaty is referred to as a signatory.

A multi-lateral agreement is a formal agreement entered into bu two nation-states.

UN Agencies Include

The role of UN high commissioners includes;