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Published on: 30/09/2019
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1.
How does the constitution a person's life and personal liberty?
2.
Is reservation against the right to equality? Give reasons to support your answer.
3.
Explain the reason for calling some rights as fundamental rights.
4.
Why is it said that rights acquire meaning only in a society?
5.
In which year and in how many countries Yugoslavia broke?
6.
Which group was in majority and minority in Kosovo?
7.
What is the condition of media in Saudi Arabia?
8.
Examine the situation of citizens right in Saudi Arabia.
9.
Examine the role played by the international organisation in the Guantanamo Bay incident.
10.
Why was the prisoners in Guantanamo Bay detained?
1.
According to the constitution a person's life and personal liberty can be taken only according to procedure established by law.
(i) No person can be killed unless the court has ordered a death sentence.
(ii) It ensures that no person can be punished or imprisoned merely at the whims of some authority.
(iii) The person may be punished only for the violation of the law.
(iv) A person can be arrested only with warrant and under rule defined in law.
2.
No, reservations are not against the right to equality. Equality means giving everyone an equal opportunity to achieve whatever one is capable of. sometimes it is necessary to give special to someone in order to ensure equal opportunity.
3.
(i) Right is an important element in the survival and success of democracy.
(ii) Democracy cannot exist without rights.
(iii) There are different types of rights like Legal rights as they are very important, meaningful and enforceable in the court.
(iv) The government, under normal circumstances cannot take away fundamental rights.
(v) There are some rights which are absolute in nature like Right to like, Right to religion etc.
(vi) They also put a check on the excessive use of power by the excutive.
4.
1. Rights acquire meaning only in society. Every society makes certain rules to regulate our conduct.
2. What is recognized by society as rightful, becomes the basis of rights.
3. Thta is why the notion of rights changes from time to time and society to society
4. When the right is written into law they acquire real meaning.
5.
Yugoslavia broke in between 1990-92
It broke into six new sovereign states. They are:
1. Sovenia
2. Croatia
3. Bosnia and Herzegovina
4. Montenegro
5. Serbia
6. Macedonia
6.
Iin this province, the popul;ation was overwhelmingly ethnic Alnanian but Serbs were in majority.
7.
Media is not an independent body; it cannot report anything that the monarch does not like nor can criticise government.
8.
(i) Saudi Arabia is ruled by a hereditary king and he is all powerful
(ii) The king selects the legislature, the excutive, the judges and can change any of their decisions.
(iii) Citizens cannot form political parties or criticise government.
(iv) Media cannot report anything against monarch.
(v) There is no freedom of religion.
(vi) Women are subjected to many public restrictions and are treatewd at par with male.
9.
(i) Amnesty OInternational human rights organisation, collected information on the condition of the prisoners in Guantanamo Bay and reported that the prisoners were being tortured in ways that violated the US laws.
(ii) An independent inquiry by the UN supported these findings
(iii) The human rights organisation highlighted the sufferings of Prisoners.
(iv) The UN Secretary Generl said the prison in Guantanamo Bay should be closed down.
(v) The US government refused to accept these pleas.
10.
1. After 9/11, 600 people were secretly arrested by the US forces from all over the world who were considered to be part of the attack on Newyear.
2. It is the detainee center, run by the US Military and is located near Cuba at Guantanamo Bay.
3. In most cases the governments of their countries were not asked or even informed about their imprisonment.
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