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"Everyone has the right to be protected by the law".

This illustration stuck out to me because They used sunflowers, almost like a barrier, to symbolize protection. I also think they portrayed to "everyone" aspects as they have old to young people, men and women, and people from all over the world.

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The illustration that stuck out  to me was the one with the little girl spilling the vase of flowers (2:14). This stuck out to me because in the illustration, the girl accidentally spilled a vase of flowers while trying to get some for her parents. This illustration expresses this law in a simple way that really shows the in-depth on how some people get blamed for being a problem while they are actually trying to do something good.

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The picture with the boy flying away with the bird to another place stuck out to me. This picture represents article 14. This stuck out to me because it shows that we have the choice to live where we want to. It made me feel happy as it shows that we have control.

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The illustration that stuck out to me was the on on 1:16 because it showed that everyone had equal rights.

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The illustration that stuck out to me is the one that said, "We all have the right to rest from work and relax." You could see the tiredness in the girl's face and how loose her body was while releasing all her tension. I also really like the art style and the color used to achieve the peaceful and "tired" type of vibe.

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"We all have the right to meet our friends and to work together in peace to defend our rights." I really understood the illustration on this page where there are hands of different color and origins. It really emphasizes that you can be with anybody you want to even if they are different from you. We are all the same on the inside. A group is allowed to be diverse and special, there is nothing wrong with being different. video time: (4:29)

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My favorite illustration is the one where families, elders, and children are in a park with each other(5:40). They all look so happy and filled with joy because they are with the ones they love.

The text is "We all have the right to a good life. Mothers and children and people who are old, unemployed or disabled have the right to be cared for."

~ Malar Anand

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The illustration that stuck out to me is a blindfold person holding to people on a balance. It stuck out to me since showed everyone was equal. I think that the Article it represents is Article 7, we are all equal before the law. This is because it shows two different groups of people that are equal in balance. It means the law treats us all fairly. "The law is the same for everyone. It must treat us all fairly." - 1:16

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In the book We Are All Born Free, the illustration that stuck out to me the most was  the "proper order," because the dinosaur was there and it wrecked everything, but the law there was that "There must be proper order so we can all enjoy rights and freedoms in our own country and all over the world."

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The illustration that stuck out to me was the one that had the words, "If we are frightened of being badly treated in our own country, we all have the right to run away to another country to be safe." This illustration caught my attention because it showed someone being taken to another place on a bird's back. This symbolizes the person fleeing their own country to find someplace better. Some people in the world have to do this, and everyone in the world should have the right to go to a new country.
Jesse Gudauskas

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The illustration at 0:53 really stuck out to me. First off, it was more... hard to look at. But it also shows that the doll was treated badly. It also states, "Nobody has any right to hurt us or to torture us". This piece of text kind of explains what happened to the doll.

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The picture with the boy riding on the crane really stuck out to me because it expresses the freedom that some people don't have the freedom like we do. Also, cranes symbolize harmony. I think the author is using a crane to show that they want the whole world to live in peace and harmony.

"If we are frightened of being badly treated in our country, we all have the right to run away to another country to be safe."

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I liked the picture with all of the animals living in one big community. It struck out to me because I liked the way the animals were all living happily together. I also agree with what the page said. "We all have the right to our own way of life, and to enjoy the good things that science and learning bring."

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The page that stuck out to me was the education and job rights page with all the different boxes and drawings inside it (5:48 in video). It talked about how we all have to right to continue education and to make use of the education to benefit others and/or the world. The illustrations on the page were really cool too.

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The illustration at 1:13 stuck out to me because the giant in the background had a blindfold and that stuck out as like the greater being didn't know what humans they weighing but they still were all equal regardless of culture or looks or gender.

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The illustration for the "The law is the same for everyone it must treat us all fairly" really stood out to me. It shows a scale with two different groups of people and they were equal. The part that really stood out to me was that the person who was weighing them had a blindfold on. This shows no matter who you are or anything about you you deserve to be treated fairly and the same as everyone else.

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-Jahnavi Garasia

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No Torture
I feel that the way the doll was still smiling even though she was hurt, that having pain isn't always easy to express. Also if you look only at her expression,  you can't tell what her actual state is.

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I think the illustration for the Freedom to Move stuck out to me, I think it represented the right accurately

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The illustration at 0:56 stuck out the most. It was the picture with no one has the right to hurt or torture us. It was probably the only picture that was gruesome. It also struck me that people don't follow this right.

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The illustration with that was about making up our own minds. It shows how free our minds are in a different way with not just humans. The way the colors are used is also very meaningful

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"Which illustration stuck out to you? Why?"

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"Which illustration stuck out to you? Why?"

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The illustration showing how we have the "right to go where we want in our own country and to travel abroad as we wish" really stuck out to me. I chose this one because the art style was much different than the others and it just stood out in general.

Also the illustration showing how "Everyone has the right to be protected by the law" stuck out to me because i thought the way it was portrayed was very creative. I loved how the people were under sunflowers, which represents protection form the law.
-Maranda

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An illustration that stuck out to me was black and white and it showed buildings, but barely any people were outside. It also seemed to have a wall around the area. This picture shows that we have the right to go wherever we want and should not be prevented from going to someplace.

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The illustration on the last page where all different colored birds flying away really stuck out to me.  I think this is meant to show that everyone is different and we make up what we say, think, or feel.  It shows that we get to choose which path we take in life.

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The picture that stuck out to me most was the one with slavery. It really gave me perspective about the 1800's and the Civil War. I knew slavery was bad but this picture showed how bad it could be.

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The picture that stuck out to me was the one for "Every gown up has the right to a job." It shows that all of the animals can work together Evan though they are different

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The illustration where it talks about how everyone has the right to enough money to live on stuck out to me becasue I dont really think thats true everywhere and I thought  it was interesting.

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"THE LAW IS THE SAME FOR EVERYONE. IT MUST TREAT US ALL FAIRLY."
This illustration stuck out to me. It shows that everybody is equal by showing the proportion of men and women are equal.

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The photo that stuck out to me the most was the one where the people were being blocked by the sunflowers. This stuck out because it showed how no matter what or how you looked, the law would protect you from everything.

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I really like the illustration with the animals in a classroom. Everything is black and white expect for the thoughts and ideas coming from the students and teacher. I think that's a really creative way of expressing what the author is trying to say.

"We all have the right to make up our own minds, to think what we like, to say what we think, and to share our ideas with other people."