Human Rights

3. – A system where power belongs to the people, exercised through free elections.
5. – The right to enter a union freely, with equal consent.
6. – Fair treatment in accordance with the law or morality.
8. – The right to travel and reside freely within a country.
9. – The state of being equal, especially in rights and opportunities.
11. – Protection from harm, danger, or unlawful interference.
13. – Inner sense of what is right or wrong.
15. – Freedom to follow or change one’s faith or beliefs.
16. – Legal belonging to a specific nation.
18. – Access to learning as a fundamental right.
19. – The state of being owned or forced to work without pay; abolished everywhere.

1. – The power to act, speak, or think without restraint.
2. – Protection granted to someone fleeing persecution.
4. – Entitlements every individual possesses simply for being human.
7. – The right to work, choose jobs, and receive fair wages.
10. – The right to gather peacefully in groups.
12. – Inherent worth of every person, recognised by all.
14. – Participation in and enjoyment of the arts and community heritage.
17. – Acts causing severe pain or suffering, prohibited under all circumstances.
19. – The ability to express thoughts openly.