- 1. R.A. 9208, mandates the prosecution of persons accused of human trafficking, this is also known as?
A) anti trafficking in persons act of 2003
B) anti-slavery in persons act of 2003
C) anti torture and persons act of 2003
D) anti-discrimination in persons act of 2003
- 2. Where was the Universal Declaration adopted?
A) lyon, france
B) jakarta, malaysia
C) Vienna, austria
D) paris france
- 3. When is the Human Rights Day celebrated in the Philippines?
A) 10 december of the year
B) 10 october of the year
C) 10 november of the year
D) 10 september of the year
- 4. It refer to claims on land, resources and rights thereon, belonging to the whole community within a defined territory.
A) individual claims
B) communal claims
C) government property
D) public property
- 5. It refers to a 24-hour child-caring institution established, funded and managed by local government units (LGUs) and licensed and/or accredited non-government organizations (NGOs), providing short-term residential care for children in conflict with the law, who are above fifteen (15) but below eighteen (18) years of age, and who are awaiting court disposition of their cases or transfer to other agencies or jurisdiction.
A) bahay pag-asa
B) bahay ni kuya
C) bahay kanlungan
D) bahay kubo
- 6. The act which protect the family and its members particularly women and children from violence and threats to their personal safety and security refers to what act?
A) RA 9262
B) RA 8353
C) RA 9344
D) RA 7610
- 7. _____ is one of the critical areas of human rights where the legal system is tested on a continuous basis for preservation of peace and security in society on the one hand, and prevention of human dignity of both victims of crime and person accused of it, on the other.
A) department justice
B) criminal justice
C) commission on human rights
D) united nation
- 8. This law entitled Anti-Child Pornography Act of 2009, designates the Secretary of Justice as member of Inter-Agency Council Against Child Pornography that is tasked to coordinate, monitor and oversee the implementation of Anti-Child Pornography Act.
A) RA 9775
B) RA 9899
C) RA 7175
D) RA 9766
- 9. The International human rights law lays down the obligations of to act in certain ways or to refrain from certain acts, in order to promote and protect human rights and fundamental freedoms of individuals or groups.
A) country
B) society
C) nation
D) government
- 10. This refers to a scientifically defined pattern of psychological and behavioral symptoms found in women living in battering relationships as a result of cumulative abuse.
A) battered woman syndrome
B) chronic fatigue syndrome
C) abuse women syndrome
D) women and child syndrome
- 11. These rights still exist even there are no laws that create or provide them and also known as rights that are unwritten but prevail as norms of society.
A) UN
B) IHL
C) IHRL
D) UDHR
- 12. One of the great achievements of the is the creation of a comprehensive body of human rights law.
A) convention human rights
B) universal declaration of human rights
C) united nation
D) human rights
- 13. the united nation was created
A) 1948
B) 1987
C) 1950
D) 1945
- 14. According to derogability, rights that cannot be suspended nor taken away nor restricted or limited even in extreme emergency and even if the Government invokes national security.
A) certain rights
B) derogable rights
C) relative lights
D) non-derogable rights
- 15. What are International human rights instruments?
A) treaties
B) military personnel
C) firearms
D) nuclear
- 16. ____ is one of the critical areas of human rights where the legal system is tested on a continuous basis for preservation of peace and security in society on the one hand, and prevention of human dignity of both victims of crime and person accused of it, on the other.
A) united nation
B) commission on humcommission on human rightsan rights
C) criminal justice
D) department justice
- 17. by themselves of through them predecessors-in-interest, under claims of individual or traditional group ownership, continuously, to the present except when interrupted by war, force majeure or displacement by force, deceit, stealth, or as a consequence of government projects and other voluntary dealings entered into by government and private individuals/corporations, including, but not limited to, residential lots, rice terraces or paddies, private forests, swidden farms and tree lots;
A) ancestral lands
B) ancestor lands
C) ancestral domain
D) ancestral ownership
- 18. rights according to the aspects of life that ensure their well-being, happiness, and financial security.
A) economic and social rights
B) civil and political rights
C) human rights
D) legal rights
- 19. the united nation was created
A) 1944
B) 1950
C) 1945
D) 1940
- 20. the IDHR is a document composed of respecting the different cultures and legal system of its state member
A) 22 articles
B) 30 sections
C) 30 articles
D) 20 sections
- 21. the covenants deals with such rights as freedom of movement; equality before the law; the right to a fair trial and presumption of innocence and etc
A) social rights
B) economic rights
C) cultural rights
D) civil and political rights
- 22. when was the universal declaration of human rights adopted
A) 10 december 1948
B) 10 october 1948
C) 10 december 1946
D) 10 january 1948
- 23. how many official languages are you being used in the united nation
A) 4
B) 5
C) 8
D) 6
- 24. the right to criticize the politics of the government which made them to become responsible of the action of decision is a type of rights
A) natural rights
B) freedom speech
C) political rights
D) civil rights
- 25. international humanitarian law applies during
A) armed conflict only
B) within international territory
C) during peace and war
D) during peace only
- 26. ____ a law vanishing an act which at the time of its commission was not punishable
A) bill of attainder
B) writ of amparo
C) ex post facto law
D) double jeopardy
- 27. ____ a law punishing an act which at the time of its commission was not punishable
A) bill of attainder
B) double jeopardy
C) ex post facto law
D) writ of amparo
- 28. warrants use without observing the requirements of the law are considered as ____
A) allowed
B) qualified
C) valid
D) invalid
- 29. "under section 12, of bill of rights it states that; the right to be informed of his right to remain silent and to have competent and independent council preferably of his own choice. if the person cannot afford the services of council, he must be provided with, which is one of the rights of the accused which is known as _____in the field of law enforcement"
A) natural rights
B) human rights
C) miranda rights
D) constitutional rights
- 30. _____allows a police officer to seize objects not described in a warrant executing a lawful search or seizure if he observes the object in ___and has probable cause to believe that it is connected with criminal activities.
A) checkpoint
B) in flagrante delecto
C) operation doctrine
D) plain view doctrine
- 31. it defines her rights of the individual by limiting the lawful powers of the state
A) bill of rights
B) philippine constitution
C) statutory rights
D) natural rights
- 32. the legal term indicates that a criminal has been caught in the act of committing an offense
A) in flagrante delecto
B) disguising
C) entrapment
D) operation
- 33. they are those right which are provided by the laws promulgated by the law making body and, consequently, maybe abolish by the same body
A) statutory rights
B) constitutional
C) natural rights
D) civil rights
- 34. only government officials and members of society should be given equal opportunity to develop not those prisoners in penitentiaries
A) case to case basis
B) false
C) true
- 35. "under section 12, what right maybe waived?
A) right against torture
B) right against incommunicado
C) right to be informed of his rights
D) right to remain silent
- 36. it refers to a doctrine that once the primary source is shown to have been unlawfully obtained, any secondary or derivate evidence derived from it is also inadmissible
A) fruit of the sinful tree
B) hammurabi code
C) fruit of the poisonous tree
D) doctrine of the tree of evil
- 37. ____ right to a person to be left alone or the right to live without interference by other people in matters with which they are not necessarily concerned
A) right to be single
B) right to privacy
C) right to liberty
D) right to life
- 38. ______ liberty to say, write, disseminate or publish freely whatever one pleases without interference or fear of subsequent prosecution or punishment for so doing."
A) right to speak
B) right to educate
C) right to assembly
D) freedom of expression
- 39. ___right of any person or group of person to ask, without fear of penalty, any branch of office of the government to take, or not to take an action on a complaint or grievance
A) right to liberty
B) right to information
C) right to petition
D) right to life
- 40. it is an order requiring the production of objects or things that will be used in the trial
A) warrant of arrest
B) writ of habeas corpus
C) subpoena duces tecum
D) subpoena testificandum
- 41. ___a written order requiring a person to appear or testify in court
A) order
B) complaint
C) warrant
D) subpoena
- 42. an order issued to a person commanding him to produce the body of a person in court to determine the legality of his detention, to free the person if he is legally detained
A) writ of habeas corpus
B) subpoena
C) warrant of arrest
D) minimum code
- 43. suspension of the privilege of the root may be suspended by two grounds it is by_____&____
A) coup d'etat in sedition
B) rebellion and coup d'etat
C) invasion and sedition
D) invasion and rebellion
- 44. ____ is the right of a person not to testify or speak against himself
A) right to plae
B) right to self incrimination
C) right to remain silent
D) right to be quiet
- 45. a sum of money imposed by a court as a punishment for a crime
A) payment
B) dues
C) fine
D) cash bond
- 46. when a person is charged with an offense and his case is terminated, wether by conviction or a quittal, without his express consent, he is forever free on the charge for which he has been tried. this is called?
A) ex post facto law
B) right against double jeopardy
C) bill of attainder
D) right against discrimination
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