is defined as basic entitlements and freedoms that belong to every person in the world, from birth until death, regardless of gender, race, culture, religion, and citizenship.  Equality false Human Rights false Politics true None of the above false Single  The document that laid the basis for modern international human rights law. UN Declaration of Human Rights  false women’s right true Children’s right false None of the above false Single  UN Declaration of Human Rights contains __ articles recognizing the principles of non-discrimination and the right to life and liberty 30 false 20 true 40 false None of the above false Single Human rights focusing on the needs, protection, and care of children under the legal age (minors). 0 false 0 false Children’s rights true None of the above false Single Children have ___ types of rights. 2 false 3 false 5 false None of the above true Single A child’s ________ involves human rights that are necessary in order to protect them in their minority. Examples of these are the right to security of the person and freedom from inhuman, cruel, or degrading treatment.  limited rights false special rights false inclusive rights true None of the above false Single The right in which children have programs and services for themselves; and other activities where children are the main decision-makers.   special rights true Right to Protection false Right to Participation false None of the above false Single A child’s right to an adequate standard of living, health care, education and services, and their right to play and recreation. Right to Provision false Right to Protection true Right to Participation false None of the above false Single The lady who sought the long-lasting impact of a constitutional amendment, which would allow women from all over the United States to vote. Alice Wilson false Alice Paul false Woodrow Wilson true None of the above false Single The right to safeguard from abuse (physical, mental, and emotional), neglect, exploitation, and discrimination. This includes constructive child upbringing and acknowledging the evolving capacities of children. Right to Protection false Right to Participation true Right to Provision false None of the above false Single