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    A LESSON

    PRESENTATION
    MR. ROUEL A. QUIBUYEN
    DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO
    HAS EXPERIENCED THESE
    SITUATIONS: PREVENTING A
    PERSON TO ATTEND WORSHIP
    SERVICES OR STOPPING
    HIM/HER TO WRITE AND
    PUBLISH ARTICLES OR BOOKS?
    WHICH ERA CAN WE
    EVIDENTLY SEE
    THESE SITUATIONS?
    WHAT DO WE
    CALL THESE
    VIOLATIONS?
    These are some cases
    of violations of human
    rights of some people.
    How can we protect our
    rights?
    WE MUST KNOW THE BILL OF
    RIGHTS
    A bill of rights is called a declaration of rights.
    • It is a list of the most common important rights to the
    citizens of a country.
    • Its purpose is to protect those rights against
    infringement
    • It originates from England
    • It constitutes the fundamental rights and liberties.
    WHO HAVE TAKEN AWAY THE PEOPLE’S
    RIGHT ESPECIALLY IN THE PHILIPPINES?

    •Dictators
    •Rulers
    HUMAN LAWS INCLUDE THE BILL OF
    RIGHTS
    • These protect every woman, man, adult, and
    even child.
    • UN actively advocates the rights of children.
    • Why is it important that you know your
    rights?
    So that you can stand up for yourself
    WHAT IS BILL OF RIGHTS?
    A bill of rights may be defined as a
    declaration and enumeration of a person’s
    rights and privileges which the Constitution
    is designed to protect against violations by
    the government , or by individual or groups
    of individuals.
    CLASSES OF BILL OF RIGHTS
    The rights that a citizen of a democratic state enjoys
    may be classified into:
    1. Natural rights- They are those rights possessed by
    every citizen without being granted by the State for
    they are given to man by God as a human being
    created to His image so that he may live a happy
    life. Ex. Right to life and right to love
    2. Constitutional rights- They are
    those rights which are conferred
    and protected by the
    Constitution. Since they are part
    of the fundamental law, they
    cannot be modified or taken
    away by the law –making body
    3. Statutory rights- They are those
    rights which are provided by laws
    promulgated by the law –making
    body and, consequently, may be
    abolished by the same body. Ex. right
    to receive minimum wage and right
    to inherit property.
    CLASSIFICATION OF CONSTITUTIONAL
    RIGHTS
    The rights secured by the Constitution may be
    classified as follows:
    1. Political rights- They are such rights of the citizens
    which give them the power to participate, directly or
    indirectly, in the establishment or administration of
    the government. Ex. right of citizenship, right of
    suffrage and the right to information on matters of
    public concern.
    2. Civil rights- They are those rights
    which the law will enforce at the instance
    of private individuals for the purpose of
    securing to them the enjoyment of their
    means of happiness. Ex. rights against
    involuntary servitude, liberty of abode,
    freedom of speech, of expression or of
    the press.
    3. Social and economic right- They
    include those right s which are intended
    to insure the well-being and economic
    security of the individual. Ex. right to
    property, right to just compensation for
    private property taken for public use.
    PAIR ACTIVITY:
    Read the poems “The Child’s Rights,
    Uncertain Admission, and The vas Sea of
    Clouds on pages 106-107 and answer the
    Activity 1: Reading Skills on page 108.
    Copy and answer on 1 whole sheet of
    paper.

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