Characteristic of Human Rights that

should be respected without prejudice.

 Characteristic of Human Rights that
are dependent on one another.
 Characteristic of Human Rights that
belongs to all people.
 One of the ways to understand human
dignity wherein they believe that
humans have a unique place in the
world and that human life is sacred.
 It rejects goals and accepts or adheres
to institutionalized means of obtaining
them.
 It rejects both goals and means of
obtaining them.
 It is the goals that are defined by
society as valuable, or simply, the goals
that are typically pursued in a society.
 It is the acceptable ways people can do
to achieve such valued goals in a
society.
 Forms of Deviance that entails the
acceptance of the valued goal but the
rejection of legitimate or
institutionalized means.
 Forms of Deviance that rejects both
goals and means but attempts to
substitute new goals and means.
 He conceptualized Structural Strain
Theory.
 It is when Universal Declaration of
Human Rights (UDHR) was
proclaimed to have a common standard
of achievement for all peoples and all
nations.
 It Guarantees that all people shall be
ensured to enjoy life, liberty, and
security
 It is the characteristic of Human Rights
that cannot be treated in isolation.
 It is the characteristic of Human Rights
that cannot be taken away.
 The convention which promotes rights
and dignity through different fields
 It is a governing policy that focuses on
legal equality for each citizen.
 It refers to what is achieved by
citizenship, be it collective action or
active participation.
 It includes the removal of social
privileges and friendship with the
general members of the society.
 It examines or evaluates how society
affects criminal behavior.
 It may lead to the discrediting of the
reputation of the subject
 It refers to the set of rules by the
government to regulate the way in
which society behaves.
 It is the non-conformity or violation of
the standards of conduct, expectations,
or norms of a particular group or
society
 It includes social standards, laws, rules,
and norms which are set by society,
whether they are by the majority or by a
hierarchy.
 It is linked to the obedience of a person
to the norms in order to be acceptable
in a particular society, group, or social
setting
1. Non- discriminatory
2. Interconnected 15. Inalienable
3. Universal 16. 1997 European Union
4. Religious Aspect Convention for the Protection
of Human Rights and Dignity
5. Ritualism
of Human Being
6. Retreatism
17. Inclusive Citizenship
7. Valued goals
18. Common Good
8. Legitimate means/ to achieve
19. Social Ostracism
goals
20. Social Control Theory
9. Innovation
21. Gossip
10. Rebellion
22. Law/s
11. Robert K. Merton
23. Deviance
12. December 10, 1948
24. Social order
13. Human Rights
25. Conformity
14. Indivisible