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List and Describe 10 articles from the Declaration of Human Rights
Article 1
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All human beings are born free, equal in dignity and rights
Article 2
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Entitled to all rights and freedoms set forth in the declaration without distinction of any kind such as race, colour, sex, language, religion or political origin
Article 3
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Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person
Article 4
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Shall not be held in slavery or servitude
Article 5
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No one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhumane or degrading treatment
"Some are more equal than others"

What was Franklin Roosevelt's opinion on world inequality?
Franklins Roosevelt said "One must have certain characteristics to be accepted in society"

Such as:
- looks
- popularity
- intelligence
- religion/race
List rights adults have that are not extended to children (10)
- alcohol
- cigarettes
- owning property
- prescription drugs
- marriage
- vote
- run for parliament
- move out/live alone
Why do we have this inequity?
- not responsible enough
- need moral support
- brain develops in mid 20's
- need guidance (discipline and restriction)
Are human rights gifts from nature or created by governments?
Depends on where you live
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List causes that AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL fight for
-Fight to end grave abuses of human rights

- Want every person to enjoy all rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

- Freedom and justice
List causes that COMMITTEE TO PROTECT JOURNALISTS fight for
- Defends the rights of journalists to report the news without fear of reprisal
- CPJ ensures free flow of news by taking action whenever journalists are attacked, imprisoned, killed, harassed, kidnapped, or threatened
List causes that FREEDOM HOUSE fight for
- Support human rights and democracy
- Promotes open government
- Defends human rights
- Strengthens civil society
List causes that HUMAN RIGHTS INTERNET fight for
- HRI committed to promoting human rights & social justice
- Provides oppourtunities to prepare human rights leaders of the future
List causes that HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH fight for
- Defends and protects human rights (world leading independent org)
- Focusing international attention where human rights are violated
- Give voice to the oppressed
- Hold oppressors accountable for crimes
List causes that PEN CANADA fight for
- Envisions a world where writers are free to write, readers are free to read, freedom of expression prevails
- Organization of writers that defend freedom of expression as a basic human right
- Promotes literature
- Fights censorship
- Helps free persecuted writers from prison
- Assists writers living in exile in Canada
Article 6
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Everyone has the right to recognition as a person before the law
Article 7
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All are equal before the law, entitled to no discrimination to equal protection of the law
Article 9
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No one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrest, detention or exile
Article 18
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Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion
Article 19
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Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression
Find and list examples in Canadian history of racial and ethnic discrimination
First Nations
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During the European immigration to British North America; didn't consider Natives after making own colonies and separating from the British parliament

Residential Schools
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Tried to assimilated First Nation peoples by forcing them to go to separate schools where they were taught the European way of life (culture/religion)
Continued
Canada
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Chinese Immigration Act of 1885; there was a fixed charge of each Chinese immigrating to Canada

Chinese Immigration Act of 1923; Stopped Chinese immigration

Canada
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At the end of WW1, 4000 Ukranian Canadians and people of Austro-Hungarian descent were kept in 24 concentration camps

Quebec
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Bill 101; strictly promoted residents to speak English

Toronto, Ontario
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Banned Chinese men from hiring white women because of the fear of influence