Human Rights flashcards

32 flashcard decks by 25 users

This Human Rights page gathers flashcards on topics from privacy and freedom of expression to legal cases. University students and professional candidates, school students and teachers can use them to practise legal terms and recall. There are over 20 decks by more than 20 users, spanning school to university and professional study. Choose a deck to get started.

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LA4 Protection of Civil Rights and Liberties; A Bill of Rights? What is the ECHR and its background? shann.w
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(Articles) Freedom of Person art 2 ECHR Spencer Bienvenue
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MOD 2 HUMAN RIGHTS - HSC LEGAL STUDIES K S
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What is Privacy? What do we mean by Privacy? James Dolton
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(Cases) Freedom of Person McCann, Farrell and Savage v UK (1996) 21 EHRR 97 Death on the Rock case Spencer Bienvenue
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Media Law Lwazi Kitso Ndim
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European Convention on Human Rights What are human rights? James Dolton
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la1104 week 11 what is good governance? Megan Mackie
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Human Rights Definition of Human Rights Samantha Pennisi
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Freedom of Person art 2 ECHR ctd Spencer Bienvenue
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Unprotected speech advocating violence or Fighting, Abusive(모욕하는) Words Moreover, a person cannot be convicted on the basis of a statute that does not distinguish between abstract... Kawon Kim
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Separate but Equal Myesha separate but equal. mmcmillian8978
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Freedom of speech - cases Jersild v Denmark (1995) blairwest7
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Module 5 Who has the right to appeal? kendra0898
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chicano and the law cases Lillian Mehler
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Human Rights Practice Qs What are the responsibilities of business in relation to human rights? How can business be held accountable... Amy Darch
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Speech advocating violence or unlawful action In Brandenburg v. Ohio, 395 U.S. 444 (1969), the Supreme Court of the United States held that the First Ame... Kawon Kim
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Human rights Human Rights- Article 2 2 fundamental aspects woodsvictoria55
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Declaration of Incompatibility What is a declaration of incompatibility? James Dolton
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ECHR and it's background ECHR= What's the ECHR and it's background?? gabbyagyemang
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What is Freedom of Assembly, Pre ECHR HICKMAN V MAISEY: CA 1900 James Dolton
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Defamation Nicole Mosby
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Untitled R (Wood) v Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis Laura Millward
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Article 10 and Contempt of Court What is the conflict between Article 10 and Article 6?? gabbyagyemang
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The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms When was the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms established? Sana M
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Article 8 and 10 - Con and Ad Court held that the absence of a statutory authoring for intercepting an individuals communication meant th... Zakk Jama
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Legal Exam Flashcards Article 9-No one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrest, detention or exile Article 19- Everyone has the ri... sarah2309
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Untitled How many levels does human rights operate on? 3 - Internationally, Regionally and Domestically elainemulholland
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Legal Studies Chapter 6 Bill of Rights Elektra Hart
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Untitled Shaheer Agha
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Human Rights Basic Revision WHAT ARE HUMAN RIGHTS? Montanna Rebel
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Human Rights Article 2 (absolute) Hugo Diamond

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These decks offer prompts on rights, legal terms and cases. What is Privacy? asks about the meaning and protection of privacy, while Media Law includes prompts on freedom of expression. Separate but Equal covers segregation, precedent and other legal terms.

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For a focused topic, start with What is Privacy? and try answering each question before looking at its response. If you want to practise case names instead, use the deck on freedom of speech cases. Return to any cards you found difficult and explain the answer in your own words.

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Which flashcard deck should I start with?

For a focused set of questions, start with What is Privacy? It covers the meaning of privacy, the laws governing it and how it differs from defamation. If you want to review legal terms instead, Separate but Equal includes prompts on segregation and precedent.

What do the flashcards cover?

The decks cover topics including privacy, freedom of expression, freedom of the person and legal cases. There are also cards on the European Convention on Human Rights and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Choose a topic that matches what you are studying.

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