Ünite Sınavı Soruları

The chief exponent of natural rights theory was:

What is "lessening or restriction of the authority, strength, or power of a law, right, or obligation." called?

Which of the followings refers to lessening or restriction of the authority, strength, or power of a law, right, or obligation?

Which of the following is true for The European Court of Human Rights?

Which of the following institutions has been replaced by the UN Human Rights Council?

Human Rights Council’s Membership is based on equitable geographical distribution.

According to the statement above, which of the followings possesses the least members?

I. Civil Rights,

II. Cultural Rights,

III. Political Rights,

IV. Natural Rights.

Which of the ones stated above is among the rights on which the first generation of human rights focused?

Which one of the following stands for the abbreviation of the committee working for the elimination of racial discrimination?

To whom do the main duties deriving from human rights fall on?

Which of the following human rigths approaches supports the idea that the individual has no status in international law?

How many members does the Human Rights Council include?

Which of the following historical documents has the first reference of personal liberties?

"The Council of Europe cannot make binding
law, but it does have the power to adopt treaties
and agreements and monitor their enforcement."

Which of the below is NOT one of its agreements?

"The UN Charter, which has played the catalyst
role in the human rights movement, does not give
a definition of fundamental freedoms and human
rights, nor does it provide any machinery to secure
their observance. This task has been fulfilled by the
subsequent United Nations instruments."

Which of the below was the first important instrument to do so?

The European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (ECHR):

Which one of the following refers to lessening or restriction of the authority, strength, or power of a law, right, or obligation?

When does the concept of human rights date back to ?