Human Rights Crossword Puzzle

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FUNDAMENTAL : Freedoms to worship and believe what you want, to express your opinions freely, to associate with whomever you want, and to gather peacefully with others.
LANGUAGE : The right to receive government services in both French and English no matter where you live in Canada
INTOLERANCE : Unwillingness to accept views, beliefs or behaviour different from one's own.
CHARTER : The ____ of Rights and Freedoms is the part of the Constitution that identifies the human rights guaranteed to Canadians.
ENTRENCHED : A term used to describe a right contained in the Canadian Constitution that cannot be violated by another law.
DEMOCRATIC : The right to participate in elections.
DECLARATION : The Universal ____ of Rights was passed by the UN in 1948.
BILL OF RIGHTS : A Canadian federal statute passed in 1960 that formally outlined and recognized the human rights if Canadian citizens.
EQUALITY : The right not to be discriminated against based on race, national or ethnic origin, colour, religion, sex, age or mental/physical disability.
HOLOCAUST : The event that triggered the world to make the protection of human rights on Earth a priority
RULE OF LAW : The principle that laws apply to everyone equally and that no one is above the law.
MOBILITY : The right to move within Canada, and to move in and out of Canada
MINORITY GROUP : Canadians who are non-white and of non-European descent.
NGOS : The non-government that assist the UN in promoting the acceptance of the Universal Declaration of Rights

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fundamental : freedoms to worship and believe what you want, to express your opinions freely, to associate with whomever you want, and to gather peacefully with others.
language : the right to receive government services in both french and english no matter where you live in canada
intolerance : unwillingness to accept views, beliefs or behaviour different from one's own.
charter : the _ of rights and freedoms is the part of the constitution that identifies the human rights guaranteed to canadians.
entrenched : a term used to describe a right contained in the canadian constitution that cannot be violated by another law.
democratic : the right to participate in elections.
declaration : the universal _ of rights was passed by the un in 1948.
bill of rights : a canadian federal statute passed in 1960 that formally outlined and recognized the human rights if canadian citizens.
equality : the right not to be discriminated against based on race, national or ethnic origin, colour, religion, sex, age or mental/physical disability.
holocaust : the event that triggered the world to make the protection of human rights on earth a priority
rule of law : the principle that laws apply to everyone equally and that no one is above the law.
mobility : the right to move within canada, and to move in and out of canada
minority group : canadians who are non-white and of non-european descent.
ngos : the non-government that assist the un in promoting the acceptance of the universal declaration of rights