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This is a neat, colourful document which summarizes the topic 'Democracy and Human Rights" in a clear way. These notes cover the subsections; diversity, discrimination, the South African Bill of Rights, violations of human rights and how to challenge prejudice and discrimination. These notes also i...

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Life Orientation
Grade 10

, Life Orientation

DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Definitions:
Diversity: difference and variety.

Discrimination: unfair treatment.

Human Rights: rules to live in society.

Human Rights Violations: abuse of human rights.

Human Trafficking: illegally buying people and selling them, especially in another
country.

Exploitation: the use of someone or something in a way that helps you unfairly.

Migrant: a person who goes from one place to another, especially to find work.

National and international instruments: tools used to fight against discrimination
and the abuse of rights.

Bill: a statement of the rights of a group of people.

Chapter: a document that gives rights to a person or group.

Protection agency: an organization or department that looks after your human
rights and protects you from the violation of your rights.

Discrimination: unfairly treating a person or group of people differently from
others people or groups of people.

Violation: ignoring or interfering with a persons rights.

Initiatives: plans or programmes that are intended to solve a problem.

Campaigns: a series of activities designed to produce a particular result.

Stigma: the harmful attitudes and abuse towards others, based on misinformation and
ignorance

Racism: prejudice or discrimination based on a persons race.

Prejudice: judging people on the basis of untruths and differences.

Bias: To influence in an unfair way, or to have a preference that prevents you from
looking at the facts.

Oppression: to be kept down by unjust use of force or authority. When you are
oppressed, you have no freedom or rights.




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