Transcript Le Jeopardy! des droits de la personne de ACDI 2004 CIDA

Human Rights in
Development
Jeopardy 2011
Human Rights
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Human Rights
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organisation comprising
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of people who campaign
for internationally
recognised human rights
won the Nobel Peace
Prize in 1977
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The first Iranian and
first muslim woman
Shirin Ebadi
to win the Nobel
Peace Prize (2003)
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human rights champion
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A conceptual framework for
the process of human
development that is
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international
human rights
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persons
Who are the Rightsholders?
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Every woman, man
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to enjoy her or his
human rights simply
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number of
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In the Developed and
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group earns 77% and
Women
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wages given to others
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Of the 24 million
refugees
worldwide,
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daily life, this group is
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global population
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Number of States in the
Human Rights Council
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security
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The Universal
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of
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adopted
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Cultural Rights, the
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that states the objectives of
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economic, political and cultural
well-being of individuals and
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How many
Millennium
Development Goals
are there?
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An estimated
824
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Chronic
Hunger
people in the developing
world are still affected
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The repeated commitment of
the World’s governments
to commit 0.7% of rich
countries’ Gross National
Product (GNP) to Official
Development Assistance
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1. Eradicate extreme poverty and
hunger;
2. Achieve universal primary education;
3. ………...............................................…;
Promote
4. Reducegender
child mortality;
equality and empower
5. Improve maternal
health;
women
6. Combat HIV/Aids, malaria and other
diseases;
7. Ensure environmental sustainability;
8. Develop a global partnership for
development
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