Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Which of the following terms refers to “protecting fundamental freedoms— freedoms that are the essence of life[;] … protecting people from critical (severe) and pervasive (widespread) threats and situations[;] …using processes that build on people’s strengths and aspirations[;] … creating political, social, environmental, economic, military and cultural systems that together give people the building blocks of survival, livelihood and dignity”?

I. The French Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizens was announced in the National Assembly in 1879. 

II. This declaration has been a turning point  for human rights and for all successor governments.

III. What makes this declaration unique was its emphasis on the term “common good” instead of natural law.

Which statement(s) above is(are) true about The French Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizens?

When did the international community adopt, by consensus, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?

Who classified law in four forms as eternal law, natural law, divine law and human law?

When did the idea of human rights first emerge?

According to Aristotle, why is state necessary for humans?

Which of the following is an example of the problems related with the concept of “Human Nature”?

According to early Greeks justice and injustice are __________. 

When does the history of human dignity dates back?

Which of the following concept was introduced by the International Commission on Intervention and State Sovereignty (ICISS) in 2001?

According to the 2005 World Summit Outcome Document, which of the following is not one of the international crimes that invoke the responsibility to protect (R2P)? 

1. It was adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations.
2. It contains only the civil and political rights traditionally advocated by Western liberal-capitalist democracies.
3. Every nation accepted this declaration. 

Which statement(s) above is/are true about Universal Declaration of Human Rights?

Which pillar of R2P is about devising a collective, “timely and decisive response” in the case of the failure of a state, which can be delivered through measures ranging from peaceful to coercive?

Which of the documents mainly seeks to draw the boundary line between state and individual?

1. It is very similar to the current human rights thought from which we deduce the modern law practices.
2. In that period there were two bodies or persons which have value among the residents of the empires.
3. It was declared in the period of King John (King of England).

Which of the statement(s) above is/are true about Magna Carta Libertatum?

Which of the following is a significant and leading document written in 1750s BC but cannot be called a pure human rights document?

..........................declared on August 26 by the French Constituent Assembly, in 1789. The declaration ‘the rights of man and of citizens” is one of the most significant results of the French Revolution. It has been also criticised from different points of view by different thinkers.

Which of following should be at dotted plate?

Where did the idea of human rights first emerge?

Which of the following articles of Magna Carta caused the King to loose his impunity and ensured that the King’s decisions and actions were overseen by barons?

1. Justice is a divine attribute.
2. Justice does not belong to the earthly state (this world).
3. Justice can only be realized in the city of God. 

Which of the above statements are supported by St. Augustine?