Weekly Quiz
Test your human rights knowledge
Weekly Quiz
Test your human rights knowledge
How well do you remember this week's human rights news?
Let's find out with this 5-question quiz.
How well do you remember this week's human rights news?
Let's find out with this 5-question quiz.
The Turkish elections will be held on May 14, and there's concern about networks of fake and compromised social media accounts, often orchestrated to expand the reach of political messages, that can influence online discussions.
The government then points to such manufactured messaging as “proof” of grassroots support for its policies.
It's a move known as...
phishing
jump rigging
astroturfing
embezzlement
In today’s rapidly changing world, access to free education is essential for sustainable development and for children to thrive.
Since 2015, a number of countries have adopted laws to provide or expand free pre-primary education.
How many countries?
10
20
26
16
In Sierra Leone, pregnant girls and young mothers were once prohibited from attending school.
When was the ban lifted?
In 2010
In 2017
In 2020
In 2023
In late 2015, a US-led international coalition expelled the extremist armed group ISIS from Sinjar, a mountainous district in northwestern Iraq.
But at least 200,000 Sinjaris were displaced by the fighting and have yet to return home. Why?
Failure of the Iraqi government to compensate them as required by Iraqi law
Weak or non-existent public services like education and healthcare back home
Ongoing security concerns back home
All of the above
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