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Question
Match the following
1. | Prejudice | abolition of untouchability |
2. | Stereotype | treating someone less fairly than others |
3. | Discrimination | equality before law |
4. | Article 14 | false view or idea about something |
5. | Article 17 | judge other people negatively |
Solution
1. | Prejudice | judge other people negatively |
2. | Stereotype | false view or idea about something |
3. | Discrimination | treating someone less fairly than others |
4. | Article 14 | equality before law |
5. | Article 17 | treating someone less fairly than others |
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