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Everyone has the right to access education which thus can make their future brighter and achieve their aspirations, etc. And also don't give up on what you believe in, keep fighting for liberty and freedom.

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From Malala's story, I learnt that Malala was a young girl who loved school and was willing to fight for women's rights of education. I adored this story, it was sincerely motivating.

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A child should get the most basic rights such as access to information, protection of privacy, protection from violence, and etc. And in return they can grow to be a good child.

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Never give up

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I learnt that there's still many children who aren't in school because of child labour, child marriage, discrimination, the conflict and much more. I also learnt about the rights of children because no one should be treated differently because of their gender, looks, disabilities, etc. Everyone has a right for education.

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Pray for vulnerable children. Pray that boys' and girls' rights will be protected 🙏🏻

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Pray for vulnerable children. Pray that boys' and girls' rights will be protected 🙏🏻

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1. I can donate some funds to a child protection charity/organization
2. Advocating regarding the topic on social media and thus reaches numerous people
3. Pray for their safety?

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I feel like I could promote children's rights by participating in charities and signing petitions to help them. As well as praying that they would have the shelter and protection they need. No one should be discriminated and everyone has a right.

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From her inspiring story, I have learned about the power a person has to influence and make a change, the intention and action plays an important role in it. Without a strong intention on making a change, or without any action towards that intention, not much will be impacted. Malala have taught me to never give up on something we believe.

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i learned that everyone have their own right to go to school and that we should never give up

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Every child has the right to study and receive education. I loved Malala's story so much because it helped me learn that I should be grateful be able to study and to stop procrastinating over work 😊

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never give up on fighting for your rights

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I've watched several videos that are about how the taliban treat women (from VICE after taliban have taken over) and from those videos I can see the amount of things that were available to men that weren't available for women. The taliban try to hide that they don't treat them well or the alleged cases of violence upon the women by the husband. From this documentary there was a woman (i forgot the name) and she basically takes in women that run away from their homes and husbands. That woman seemed like she was inspired by Malala and Malala's story. Malala was a brave girl and believed that everyone should have the right to access in education. So she decided to fight for women's rights and I learned that you should never give up on something and always believe and keep fighting for it and you will get the outcome.

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I have learned about discriminations, child labour, child marriage, and all the inhuman issues that involved with children's rights. Every child has a right to learn, play, develop, have protection from violence, and etc.

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from her story i learn that to never give up and keep fighting for your rights

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i think the way we could promote this is that we tell everyone we know about this
we pray for them
donating for them

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I learned that many children around the world have bad lives and that i need to be grateful that i have the life now because may people don't have the life i have

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Donating, praying, activism

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Of course, making donations to child protection funds. Raising awareness is also very important. With more people aware, more people can help. Praying for these children.

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Donate for those in need, Pray for them

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All children should have the right to get education, sufficient amount of food and water, security, being able to socialize, have fun, etc. I believe that children should not be discriminated, do labour, have marriage, etc. We should be grateful for where we are right now because those people in other countries don't have some or most of those rights.

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donate to them and pray for them

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We can promote childrens rights by donating and setting up a charity about childrens rights. We could also promote on social media so there are more people that will be aware to this problem. And the very last thing we can do is praying for them.

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taliban bedebah

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From her inspiring story that is sort of similar to Kartini, Everyone should have rights to do whatever they want, whether if they want to be an accountant, a teacher, ect. They should follow their dreams and not get bossed around by some law that prohibits them from doing what they want to do (In a legal sense.) Malala stepped up and defended the rights of women and never gave them up, never let them down, never ran around and deserted them (sorry for the Rick roll)

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gender doesn't define our rights to have knowledge and education

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everyone has rights to access education. malala's story is really inspiring as she showed us that a person could change the world as long as you believe in what you stand for and act up on it. if you just leave it hanging and not do anything, nothing will change. never giving up when something comes in your way includes in the package as well.

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there's alot of things to learn from her story. one being to never give up, second that everyone has the right to have any sort of education that can make their future even brighter and third that to never underestimate women. ever. dont even try.:)

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Children should have the rights to go to school, socialize, and take breaks. Nowadays, kids are sometimes forced to study for hours everyday without the need to take breaks. Kids are the... Gates for our future (Ig you can say it like that), and they deserve to relax a bit after feeling burned out

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1. Donate books (non-fiction and fiction ones)
2. Donate money to schools in need
3. Donate clothing.

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all children have the right to feel safe and secure and having education with the right amount of knowledge that they need

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What have I learned from this story is that we should not discriminate people based on our gender, religion, etc. some of the example of this “discrimination” is school. Back then(or even now in some region) girls aren’t allowed to go to school, because of discrimination (which is very unfair)

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donation and spreading awareness

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all children have the right to be protected from violence and have the right to get what they deserve

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there's many basic rights that a child can't have due to factors such as child marriage, discrimination, child labour, and others. it's unfair since every children should have their own basic rights, to play, learn, and feel safe as well as protected.

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I have learned about discriminations, child labour, child marriage, and other issues that involved with children's rights. Every child has a right to learn, play, develop, and etc.

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raising awareness, donating, and praying for their safety are some of the things we could do.

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These taliban bros dont know what rights are bruh, Malala has taught us to not give up and stand for um whatever you want to stand for like the movement to allow girls to go to school in Pakistan

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She dont give up

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do public speaking about why children have the right to protection, love and education

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- maybe i can try donating some things.
- i can spread awareness on my social media platforms
- make posts about children rights (socmed again)
- and probably praying for them

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child labour, child marriage and ETC tbh idk that much

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From Malala's story I learned that everyone has the right to receive education regardless gender.

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i have to be brutally honest but i never promote childrens rights because i have never really known about that much but i do donate books to children with no parents also toys.

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many kids around the world have a bad life and that i need to be grateful

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Just pray

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I learned that there are still many children's who didn't receive proper education or even didn't receive any education because of things such as child marriage, child labour and much more.

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Donate & pray for them

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Everyone should have access to education no matter what is their gender, skin tone, et cetera since everyone have their right to receive proper education for brighter and optimistic future.

Another thing 'unrelated' to the first point is that well... Although religions unite people, they do in fact cause a lot of conflicts even if each party have the same religion due to misunderstanding of the religion texts. It can be much worse (conflict between religions) as; of course each worshippers would think that their god(s) and religion is the right one, but sometimes, some extreme believers take actions that pass the border of other religions and may cause chaos.

...I should stop here before writing an entire essay ( ' u ' ;)

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Children must have its rights (and responsibilities) and their own respective freedom, and parents should not violate their children's right for their own gain and giving educations too.

(I will not write more lest I will write another essay EHE)

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There's quite a lot of ways to help and promote children's right. Some of them which:

- Donate, a popular and direct short-term help to children who needs shelter and such (orphans).

- Creating a charity, pretty much similar as donating but not per person but per peoples who've donated their money through charity.

- Share about children's rights on social media, it is a long, indirect way to help children's who's abused, homeless and etc.

(OH NO I accidentally write another essay OwO)