Economic, social and cultural rights
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
Write one real-life example for each of the rights to property, labour and education.
For example: buying a book and becoming its owner; working under a contract; studying at school.
2
Write three pieces of advice protecting a young worker’s labour rights.
Conclude a written contract; agree working hours and pay in advance; consult parents; apply to the competent body if problems arise.
3
Why does the state guarantee social rights such as medical care and education? Write your view.
Because they are necessary for human life, health and development; a social state is responsible for providing them.
4
Write two things that can be done in school to support the right to a favourable environment.
For example: sorting waste, planting trees (with adults’ help), saving water and electricity.
5
Classify as “economic”, “social” or “cultural”: property, pension, freedom of creativity, education, labour.
Economic: property, labour; social: pension; cultural: freedom of creativity, education.