A. magna carta

B. cedaw

C. universal declaration of human rights

D. geneva conventions

A. incidents of discrimination

B. inhuman treatment during tudor’s period

C. slavery

D. world war ii

A. m.c. mehta v. union of india

B. maneka gandhi v. union of india

C. visakha v. state of rajasthan

D. mandal case

A. geneva convention

B. european convention on human

C. african charter on human rights & people’s rights

D. arab charter on human rights

A. district judge

B. chief justice of any high court

C. eminent scholar having expertise in the field of human rights.

D. judge of the supreme court of india.

A. 10th december 1948

B. 8th august 1956

C. 20th june 1950

D. 10th november 1942

A. part – iii

B. part – ii

C. part – xiii

D. part – iv

A. paris

B. geneva

C. the hague

D. brussels

A. article 3

B. article 14

C. article 27

D. article 24

A. to promote international law

B. to facilitate co-operation among states

C. to ensure world peace

D. to ensure economic development for minorities