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VOCABULARY
Check Your Vocabulary
You will next be reading from The Story of Human Rights booklet. Before you begin, check your understanding of the following words that have to do with human rights:
The word rights means:
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Rights means: Things to which you are entitled or allowed; freedoms that are guaranteed.
The term human rights means:
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Human rights means: The rights you have simply because you are human.
The word declaration means:
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Declaration is a document stating agreed-upon standards but which are not legally binding.
The word covenant means:
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The word covenant means a formal agreement of legal validity.
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