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Article 9 of the UN declaration of Human Rights

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1. What is article 9 of the UN declaration of Human Rights
Everyone is entitled to a social and international order in which the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration can be fully realized. ✓
No one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrest, detention or exile. ✓
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood. ✓
No one shall be held in slavery or servitude; slavery and the slave trade shall be prohibited in all their forms. ✓
2. How many articles are in the UN declaration of Human Rights
40 ✓
15 ✓
9 ✓
30 ✓
3. What type of detention does article 9 protect
Criminal justice ✓
Immigration processing ✓
Containment of contagious diseases ✓
All of the Above ✓
4. How many nations are a party to the 1951 refugee convention
26 ✓
45 ✓
17 ✓
32 ✓
5. In what year did Australia ratify the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
1961 ✓
1974 ✓
1980 ✓
2002 ✓
6. What does section 189 of the 1958 migration act (Cth) state
Australia has no legal responsibility for arbitrary detention when detainees are held in off-shore detention centres ✓
unlawful non-citizens must be placed in indefinite immigration detention ✓
Refugees and Asylum seekers must be detained on offshore detention centres ✓
Refugees cannot be held for more than 2 weeks in detention without access to legal support ✓
7. Which ex-socceroos player leads the Game Over campaign pushing for the release of asylum seekers and refugees in off-shore detention centres
Tim Cahill ✓
Mark Schwarzer ✓
Craig Foster ✓
Mark Bosnich ✓
8. What is NOT true about the case Nasir v Australia (2016)
he wasn’t charged or informed of the reason why he was detained for 146 days ✓
He was hired as a cook for a people smuggling boat ✓
he also didn’t have any legal representation for the first 110 days of his detention ✓
He died while in detention ✓
9. What IS true about the case Shafiq v Australia (2006)
Shafiq fled Bangladesh in 1999 in fear of retaliation from a banned political party ✓
Bangladesh had no evidence of him being a citizen which made Shafiq basically stateless ✓
In detention Shafiq got diabetes as it was a common side-effect from the psychiatric medication he was given ✓
All of the above ✓
10. Did the Nasir v Australia (2016) case have an effective remedy
Yes ✓
No ✓
There was a partial remedy ✓
11. Did the Shafiq v Australia (2006) case have an effective remedy
Yes ✓
No ✓
Their was a partial remedy as he was released as soon as the HRC recommended but was not financially compensated ✓
12. How many Afghan asylum seekers were on people smuggling boat that Nasir was on
46 ✓
71 ✓
44 ✓
73 ✓
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