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English Senior High

この黄色いマーカーのとこの分構造を教えて欲しいです。

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Civics Junior High

なぜ、 新しい人権が生まれたのか 「情報化」 に着目して教えてください。

単元課題 日本国憲法は、私たちの生活で、 どのようなはたらきをしているのだろう。 教科書 P58-59 2 日本国憲法と基本的人権 (7) 社会の変化と人権保障情報化と人権 - めあてなぜ、新しい人権が生まれたのか 「情報化」に着目して考えよう。 課題① 新しい人権についてまとめよう。 新しい人権とは? 「新しい権利」は近年になって主張されるようになったものである。 その根拠になっているのが、 日本国憲法で保障されている(① 幸福追求権)である。 日本国憲法第 (② 13 ) 条 「すべて国民は、個人として尊重される。 生命、自由及び(③幸福追求に求する国民の権利) については、公共の福祉に反しない限り、 立法その他の国政の上で、最大の尊重を必要とする。」 知る権利 ●主権者である国民が、政治について正しい判断を下すために、(④ 国 (⑤地方公共団体)がどのような活動をしているかを知るための権利。 この権利に基づいて(⑥情報公開)制度がつくられた。 プライバシーの権利 や ●私生活が⑦他人から干渉 )されない権利。 このような考えに基づいて(⑧個人情報保護制度がつくられた。 <資料 > まちの防犯カメラ (東京都新宿区) まちの防犯カメラの問題点を 「人権」や「情報化」の 視点から考えてみよう!

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