THEO 02 Human Rights

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SCRIPTURAL TEXT

EXPOSITION

SUMMARY

TAKE THE

CHALLENGE

REFLECTION

HUMANRIGHTSQuotation from an encyclical

letter

OBJECTIVES


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LESSONOBJECTIVES:

At the end of the lesson, thestudents are able to:

1. define the meaning of humanrights2. identify the types of rights3. distinguish between rights and

privileges4. relate human rights with

human dignity


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Genesis 1: 26-28


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You are in a remote placewith only one store for thecommunity. You get thirsty

and would like to buy twobottles of softdrinks. The storeis down to its last two bottles.

You want to buy the two butsomebody else would like tobuy a bottle of softdrinks. Howmany bottles would you buyn wh ?


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Moral claims by a

person to some goodof the physical or

spiritual order which

is necessary forproper human

development and

dignity

HumanRights


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These are moral

claims that wecan make on

others based on

our humandignity.

HumanRights


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Protect the persons

true value as asubject, not an object

Guarantee that the

person will not beimpeded in seekinghis or her goal

HumanRights


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Where can I find these?

1. Pacem in Terris n. 8-27

2. Universal Declaration of

Human Rights

3. Bill of Rights (Article III of

the Philippine Constitution)


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the right to life, liberty and security ofthe person;

the right to food, clothing, housing,

sufficient health care, rest, and leisure the right to freedom of expression,

education and culture; the right to freedom of thought,

conscience and religion; the right to manifest ones religion either

individually or in community, in public orin private;

Examples:


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the right to choose a state of life, tofound a family and to enjoy all conditionsnecessary for family life;

the right to property and work, toadequate working conditions and a justwage;

the right of assembly and association;

the right to freedom of movement, tointernal and external migration;

the right to political participation and theright to participate in the free choice ofthe political system of the people to

Examples:


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Every

personh

as

arig

ht!

Butthisislimited

bytherightsof

otherpeople.


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Duties recognize the rights of

others in order to promote thewelfare of all


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For every right there is aduty.

You have aright to speak

and the duty tospeak the

truth!


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You have aright to a justwage and the

duty to

perform well !


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What is the distinction?

RIGHT

S

PRIVILEG

ES

Based onneeds Based onwants


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What is the distinction?

RIGHT

S

PRIVILEG

ESI need these to

live

I want these to live

comfortablyA child has the right tostudy

in De La Salle-College of SaintBenilde.


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Think critically:

When can privileges,vis--vis rights, bejustly claimed over

other people?

By diminishing duties,is the exercise ofones rightsenhanced?


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CAUSE:

The person has dignity

To protect the

persons dignity andto prevent thereduction of the

person to an object

PURPOS

E:

essence

Referen

ces


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Rosa ParksPioneer of Civil Rights

Date of birth: February 4,1913Date of death: October 24,2005


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An African-American, sherefused to give upher seat to a white

passenger

She was jailed

for violating thesegregation law ofMontgomery


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Rosa Parksfought theconstitutionality ofthis law

The SupremeCourt ruled in her

favor and thesegregation lawwas junked

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