Key Actions & Human Rights Promoted

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Identify true actions that promote human rights.

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Maia González

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Key Actions & Human Rights PromotedVersión en línea Identify true actions that promote human rights. por Maia González 1 Did he lead the transportation boycott in New York City in 1955? Sí No 2 Did you deliver the famous "I have a dream" speech at the Washington March in 1963? Sí No 3 Did he adopt the peaceful protest inspired by Gandhi's tactics? Sí No 4 Did you receive the Nobel Peace Prize in 1970? Sí No 5 Was it possible in 1965 to guarantee free access to the vote for the African-American population? Sí No 6 Did you promote racial equality to eliminate discrimination in public spaces? Sí No 7 Did you seek economic justice by requesting decent work, fair wages and adequate housing? Sí No 8 Did you support the use of violence as the main method to achieve equality before the law? Sí No 9 The right to participate in government and free elections should be promoted. Sí No 10 Everyone has the right to education, including free primary education. Sí No 11 Access to healthcare is a privilege, not a right, in all countries. Sí No 12 Freedom of expression includes seeking, receiving, and imparting information. Sí No 13 Governments should prohibit torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment. Sí No 14 Non-discrimination on protected grounds is a core human rights principle. Sí No 15 The right to work guarantees unlimited wages and forbids unions. Sí No 16 Equality before the law means only certain groups are protected. Sí No 17 All freedom of expression can be restricted during peacetime without any justification. Sí No 18 The right to life can be suspended arbitrarily by any official. Sí No

Key Actions & Human Rights PromotedVersión en línea

Identify true actions that promote human rights.

por Maia González

Did he lead the transportation boycott in New York City in 1955?

Sí

Did you deliver the famous "I have a dream" speech at the Washington March in 1963?

Sí

Did he adopt the peaceful protest inspired by Gandhi's tactics?

Sí

Did you receive the Nobel Peace Prize in 1970?

Sí

Was it possible in 1965 to guarantee free access to the vote for the African-American population?

Sí

Did you promote racial equality to eliminate discrimination in public spaces?

Sí

Did you seek economic justice by requesting decent work, fair wages and adequate housing?

Sí

Did you support the use of violence as the main method to achieve equality before the law?

Sí

The right to participate in government and free elections should be promoted.

Sí

Everyone has the right to education, including free primary education.

Sí

Access to healthcare is a privilege, not a right, in all countries.

Sí

Freedom of expression includes seeking, receiving, and imparting information.

Sí

Governments should prohibit torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.

Sí

Non-discrimination on protected grounds is a core human rights principle.

Sí

The right to work guarantees unlimited wages and forbids unions.

Sí

Equality before the law means only certain groups are protected.

Sí

All freedom of expression can be restricted during peacetime without any justification.

Sí

The right to life can be suspended arbitrarily by any official.

Sí

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por Maia González

Did he lead the transportation boycott in New York City in 1955?

Did you deliver the famous "I have a dream" speech at the Washington March in 1963?

Did he adopt the peaceful protest inspired by Gandhi's tactics?

Did you receive the Nobel Peace Prize in 1970?

Was it possible in 1965 to guarantee free access to the vote for the African-American population?

Did you promote racial equality to eliminate discrimination in public spaces?

Did you seek economic justice by requesting decent work, fair wages and adequate housing?

Did you support the use of violence as the main method to achieve equality before the law?

The right to participate in government and free elections should be promoted.

Everyone has the right to education, including free primary education.

Access to healthcare is a privilege, not a right, in all countries.

Freedom of expression includes seeking, receiving, and imparting information.

Governments should prohibit torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.

Non-discrimination on protected grounds is a core human rights principle.

The right to work guarantees unlimited wages and forbids unions.

Equality before the law means only certain groups are protected.

All freedom of expression can be restricted during peacetime without any justification.

The right to life can be suspended arbitrarily by any official.

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