Personal rights and freedoms
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
List five personal rights and write a one-sentence example for each.
For example: life; personal inviolability; inviolability of the home; freedom of movement; freedom of conscience – with a fitting example for each.
2
Compose a short situation explaining the presumption of innocence.
For example, a person is suspected but there is no verdict – they are considered innocent and cannot be called guilty.
3
Why is entering a home strictly regulated by law? Write two sentences.
Because the home is the main place of private life and safety; a clear ground and procedure are needed to protect against arbitrariness.
4
Where should the limit of freedom of thought and speech lie, in your view? Write with examples.
The answer should be reasoned: insulting others, spreading falsehood and promoting hatred are not freedom and violate others’ rights.
5
Suggest one rule for your family about keeping private life confidential.
For example: do not open anyone’s phone or notes without permission.