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Human rights

Rights that every citizen in every country is entitled to

Moral rights

Rights based on values

Political or civil rights

The freedoms all people are entitled to in a democratic country

What the the five giant evils?

Freedom from ignorance, disease, squalid housing, poverty and idleness

What the the five giant evils?

Freedom from ignorance, disease, squalid housing, poverty and idleness

What is an Asylum seeker?

Someone who applies to stay in another country due to persecution in their country

What the the five giant evils?

Freedom from ignorance, disease, squalid housing, poverty and idleness

What is an Asylum seeker?

Someone who applies to stay in another country due to persecution in their country

What is an economic migrant?

Someone who moves in search of better employment

What is an illegal immigrant?

Someone who enters a country without permission

What is an illegal immigrant?

Someone who enters a country without permission

What is a immigrant?

Someone who settles in a new country

What is an illegal immigrant?

Someone who enters a country without permission

What is a immigrant?

Someone who settles in a new country

What is a migrant?

Someone who moves from place to place

What is an illegal immigrant?

Someone who enters a country without permission

What is a immigrant?

Someone who settles in a new country

What is a migrant?

Someone who moves from place to place

What is a refugee?

Someone who moves to a new country to escape war

What are push and pull factors?

Reasons why people move to new communities/countries

What are push and pull factors?

Reasons why people love to new communities/countries

Give examples of push factors

Poverty, war and persecution in their country

What are push and pull factors?

Reasons why people move to new communities/countries

Give examples of push factors

Poverty, war and persecution in their country

Give examples of pull factors

Safety, employment and better quality of life

What is redundancy?

Leaving/being fired because a job is no longer needed by whoever employs you

What is redundancy?

Leaving/being fired because a job is no longer needed by whoever employs you

What is a trade union?

An organisation that aims to protect the rights of its members

What is redundancy?

Leaving/being fired because a job is no longer needed by whoever employs you

What is a trade union?

An organisation that aims to protect the rights of its members

What is a referendum?

A vote by all registered voters to decide a specific question

What kind of cases do the crown court deal with?

More serious cases e.g. rape and murder

What kind of cases do the crown court deal with?

More serious cases e.g. rape and murder

What kind of cases do the civil court deal with?

Civil cases e.g. divorce and child custody

Employment tribunal

Special court of law that deals with employment cases

What is representation?

The way something is presented in the media

What is a pressure group

A non-gov organisation that seeks to raise public awareness of an issue

Fossil fuels

Fuels such coal and oil that emit harmful gases when burned

The greenhouse effect

the build up of toxic gases in the earths atmosphere

Non renewable energy

Sources of energy that cannot be replaced

Sustainable development

Development that does not harm the environment

What does the term 'Multicultural' mean?

More than one culture living together

What does the term 'Multicultural' mean?

More than one culture living together

When is racism most likely to occur?

When an ethnic group lives in relative isolation from other groups because they are ignorant of other ethnicities and lifestyles

What does the term 'Multicultural' mean?

More than one culture living together

When is racism most likely to occur?

When an ethnic group lives in relative isolation from other groups because they are ignorant of other ethnicities and lifestyles

What is the function of the ECtHR?

The ECHR deals with any cases bought before them by European citizens who believe their country has denied their human rights

What does the term 'Multicultural' mean?

More than one culture living together

When is racism most likely to occur?

When an ethnic group lives in relative isolation from other groups because they are ignorant of other ethnicities and lifestyles

What is the function of the ECtHR?

The ECHR deals with any cases bought before them by European citizens who believe their country has denied their human rights

What is the role of the European Court of Justice?

The European court of justice is a higher court that resolves disputes over European Union law and can overrule national law

What is the Citizens Advice Bureau?

A network of 316 charities throughout UK that give free confidential information and advice to assist people with monkey legal and other problems

What does the term 'Multicultural' mean?

More than one culture living together

When is racism most likely to occur?

When an ethnic group lives in relative isolation from other groups because they are ignorant of other ethnicities and lifestyles

What is the function of the ECtHR?

The ECHR deals with any cases bought before them by European citizens who believe their country has denied their human rights

What is the role of the European Court of Justice?

The European court of justice is a higher court that resolves disputes over European Union law and can overrule national law

What is the Citizens Advice Bureau?

A network of 316 charities throughout UK that give free confidential information and advice to assist people with monkey legal and other problems

Give 3 examples of rights/freedoms European citizens have

The right to life, the right to fair a trial and freedom of expression

What does the term 'Multicultural' mean?

More than one culture living together

When is racism most likely to occur?

When an ethnic group lives in relative isolation from other groups because they are ignorant of other ethnicities and lifestyles

What is the function of the ECtHR?

The ECHR deals with any cases bought before them by European citizens who believe their country has denied their human rights

What is the role of the European Court of Justice?

The European court of justice is a higher court that resolves disputes over European Union law and can overrule national law

What is the Citizens Advice Bureau?

A network of 316 charities throughout UK that give free confidential information and advice to assist people with money, legal and other problems

Give 3 examples of rights/freedoms European citizens have

The right to life, the right to fair a trial and freedom of expression

How many houses does the UK Parliament consist of and what are they?

2, House of Commons and House of Lords

What is a welfare state?

A system whereby the state undertakes to protect the health and well being of its citizens