Human Rights

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Across
  1. 1. - Payment for work.
  2. 6. - Judicial decision.
  3. 10. - Freedom from oppression.
  4. 11. - An official procedure.
  5. 12. - Work stoppage.
  6. 13. - Official pardon.
  7. 16. - Unjust treatment.
  8. 18. - Offering service freely.
  9. 20. - Decision in a trial.
  10. 23. - Suppression of speech.
  11. 25. - Penalty for disobedience.
  12. 26. - A court of justice.
  13. 27. - Aggressive pressure.
  14. 33. - Information in support of facts.
  15. 35. - Work, especially physical.
  16. 37. - Membership in a nation.
  17. 40. - Confinement.
  18. 41. - Taking advantage.
  19. 43. - Protection to refugees.
  20. 48. - Relating to a city or town.
  21. 49. - Making amends.
  22. 50. - Infliction of severe pain.
  23. 52. - Returning to a former condition.
  24. 53. - Official for investigating complaints.
  25. 54. - Workers' association.
  26. 57. - Support for a cause.
  27. 58. - Group with common interests.
  28. 59. - Knowledge of a situation.
  29. 62. - A formal statement.
  30. 64. - Fairness in protection of rights.
  31. 66. - Unity of interests.
  32. 68. - A binding agreement.
  33. 69. - Influencing legislation.
  34. 73. - Direct vote by electorate.
  35. 75. - Absence of violence.
  36. 78. - Variety in human traits.
  37. 81. - Power to act.
  38. 83. - Suppression of rights.
  39. 84. - Action to promote change.
  40. 86. - Openness in governance.
  41. 89. - Responsibility for actions.
  42. 91. - Worth of an individual.
  43. 92. - Voting process.
  44. 93. - Public gathering.
  45. 95. - A written law.
  46. 96. - Legal entitlements.
  47. 97. - Formal statement of fact.
  48. 98. - Acceptance of all people.
  49. 99. - Process of taking legal action.
  50. 100. - Norms of behavior.
Down
  1. 2. - Supreme authority.
  2. 3. - A formal agreement.
  3. 4. - Legal authority.
  4. 5. - Punishment assigned.
  5. 7. - Equal treatment.
  6. 8. - Traditional practices.
  7. 9. - Conducting of legal proceedings.
  8. 14. - Agreement between countries.
  9. 15. - Organized effort.
  10. 17. - Protective care.
  11. 19. - Acceptance of diversity.
  12. 21. - Increasing self-determination.
  13. 22. - A person fleeing persecution.
  14. 24. - Laws enacted.
  15. 28. - Resolving disputes outside courts.
  16. 29. - Fairness in justice.
  17. 30. - Request for a higher court review.
  18. 31. - Fundamental principles of governance.
  19. 32. - Intervention in disputes.
  20. 34. - Surrender of a fugitive.
  21. 36. - A course of action.
  22. 38. - Right to vote.
  23. 39. - Formal request.
  24. 42. - The act of governing.
  25. 44. - A person bringing a case.
  26. 45. - Distinction between right and wrong.
  27. 46. - Moral principles.
  28. 47. - Restoring friendly relations.
  29. 51. - Official meeting for argument.
  30. 55. - A change to a law.
  31. 56. - Involvement in decision-making.
  32. 60. - Order to attend court.
  33. 61. - Final decision of a court.
  34. 63. - Government by the people.
  35. 65. - Person giving evidence.
  36. 67. - Official order.
  37. 70. - Complaint over unfair treatment.
  38. 71. - Quality of being humane.
  39. 72. - Mass extermination.
  40. 74. - Remedy or compensation.
  41. 76. - An accused person.
  42. 77. - Written sworn statement.
  43. 79. - Illegal trade of people.
  44. 80. - Making aware.
  45. 82. - Refusal to buy.
  46. 85. - Compensation for loss.
  47. 87. - An official order.
  48. 88. - Foundational document.
  49. 90. - Prolonged cruel treatment.
  50. 94. - Admiration for worth.