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Why do human rıghts vıolatıons contınue and how can they be prevented?

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Why do human rıghts vıolatıons contınue and how can they be prevented?

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Which human rights violations are caused by societal prejudices, cultural norms, or problems in the functioning of institutions?

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Which human rights violations are caused by societal prejudices, cultural norms, or problems in the functioning of institutions?

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How do economic inequalities and poverty hinder people's access to their rights?”

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How do economic inequalities and poverty hinder people's access to their rights?”

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Why can laws and policies be insufficient in protecting human rights?

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Why can laws and policies be insufficient in protecting human rights?

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Which problems in the justice system make it difficult to protect human rights?

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Which problems in the justice system make it difficult to protect human rights?

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What are the reasons for low awareness of human rights in society, and what can be done to increase it?

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What are the reasons for low awareness of human rights in society, and what can be done to increase it?

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How do errors, omissions, or biases in media and information sources affect human rights violations?

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How do errors, omissions, or biases in media and information sources affect human rights violations?

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Leonardo Letaj, Srednja škola Ivana Lucića Trogir, Croatia

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Leonardo Letaj, Srednja škola Ivana Lucića Trogir, Croatia

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Human rights violations continue because of factors like weak rule of law, corruption, armed conflict, discrimination, and lack of accountability for those in power. They can be prevented by strengthening legal systems, promoting education and awareness, ensuring independent courts and media, and holding governments and individuals accountable through national and international mechanisms

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Justice in the question of human rights is a large factor. If justice fails in the steps taken towards implementation of human rights in different countries, the amendments to implement such rights wont go into power. Securing and ensuring a rightful and strong justice system is critical for achieving the basic natural rights for everyone.

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Gabriel Džimbeg, SŠ Ivan Lucić, Trogir, Croatia 

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Gabriel Džimbeg, SŠ Ivan Lucić, Trogir, Croatia 

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Human rights today protect the basic freedom and dignity of every person. Yet many people still face injustice, violence, and discrimination. As the world changes, these rights are often tested by war, poverty, and unequal access to education and healthcare. Protecting human rights means making sure that everyone is treated fairly and can live in safety and respect. It also requires people to speak out when these rights are ignored and to support those whose voices are not heard.

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Gabriel Pišćuti Marinić SŠ Ivana Lucić Trogir Croatia

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Gabriel Pišćuti Marinić SŠ Ivana Lucić Trogir Croatia

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Human rights violations continue because of abuse of power, poverty, discrimination, and weak laws. In many countries, governments or armed groups ignore human rights to maintain control, especially during conflict or war. Lack of education and awareness also allows violations to go unnoticed, while weak international enforcement makes it difficult to hold violators accountable.

These violations can be prevented by strengthening laws and institutions, educating people about their rights, reducing poverty and inequality, and protecting freedom of speech. When governments, civil society, and the international community work together, human rights can be better protected and respected.

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Human rights are basic rights that belong to every person in the world. They are important because they protect our freedom, dignity, and equality. Everyone has the right to live, to be free, and to feel safe.

Human rights include the right to education, freedom of speech, and the right to work. They also protect people from discrimination based on race, gender, religion, or nationality.

These rights are universal, which means they apply to all people, no matter where they live. Governments and societies should respect and protect human rights to create a fair and peaceful world.

Without human rights, people could be treated unfairly and live in fear. That is why it is important to learn about them and stand up for them.

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Valerija Matijaš, SŠ Ivana Lucića Trogir

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Valerija Matijaš, SŠ Ivana Lucića Trogir

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Human rights are essential for ensuring dignity, freedom, and equality for all people. They protect individuals from discrimination, injustice, and abuse, regardless of their background, beliefs, or identity. However, even today, many people around the world face challenges such as poverty, conflict, and limited access to education and healthcare.

In a rapidly changing world, human rights must be constantly defended and respected. Protecting these rights means promoting fairness, understanding, and respect among all members of society. It also requires individuals to stand up against injustice and support those whose voices are often ignored.

By raising awareness and taking action, we can help create a world where everyone lives in safety, peace, and dignity.

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Human rights are basic rights and freedoms that belong to every person, regardless of race, gender, religion, or nationality. They include the right to life, freedom, equality, and dignity. Everyone has the right to education, freedom of expression, and protection from discrimination. Respecting human rights is important for creating a fair and peaceful society where all people feel safe and valued.

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Solutions Suggested by Students

The main solution proposals highlighted in students’ comments are as follows:

Increasing human rights education
Students suggested that human rights, democracy, equality and justice should be taught in schools through more concrete examples.

Strengthening the justice system
Independent courts, faster judicial processes, free legal support and the fight against corruption were seen as important solutions.

Improving media literacy
Students emphasized the importance of accessing accurate information, checking sources and promoting ethical journalism in order to prevent misinformation and media bias.

Reducing economic inequalities
Fighting poverty, increasing access to education and healthcare services, and facilitating access to justice were suggested as necessary steps.

Strengthening civil society and international monitoring
Students stated that the protection of human rights is not only the responsibility of governments, but also of civil society organizations, international institutions and individuals.

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To prevent human rights violations, the most important step is to promote education and awareness about equality and respect. We should teach and create awareness about clear safety rules and privacy policies to protect everyone’s personal rights . It is also essential to encourage inclusive communication, which means listening to every person and preventing any form of violance or bullying. By acting as responsible citizens and showing empathy, we can create a fair environment where everyone feels safe, valued, and respected.

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Economic inequalities directly impact people's access to their rights. First, obtaining an equal education becomes more difficult, which prevents everyone from exercising their equal right to education. Second, the right to access healthcare is affected. Due to the inability of poor families to cover medical expenses, mortality rates increase and the quality of life declines. At the same time, individuals lacking sufficient economic power may be unable to secure safe housing or benefit from legal aid. Consequently, this situation leaves them vulnerable to rights violations.

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Mistakes, missing information, or bias in media and information sources can affect how people understand human rights violations. When information is not accurate or fair, people may not see the full truth about what is happening. This can reduce awareness of human rights problems and make it harder to find solutions. Therefore, it is important to use reliable sources and think critically about the information we receive.

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Mistakes, missing information, or bias in media and information sources can affect how people understand human rights violations. When information is not accurate or fair, people may not see the full truth about what is happening. This can reduce awareness of human rights problems and make it harder to find solutions. Therefore, it is important to use reliable sources and think critically about the information we receive.

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Low awareness of human rights in society can be caused by a lack of education, limited access to accurate information, and low public interest in social issues. Some people may also not fully understand their rights or the rights of others. To increase awareness, schools can provide more education about human rights, media can share reliable information, and communities can organize campaigns and events that encourage people to learn about and respect human rights.

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Low awareness of human rights in society can be caused by a lack of education, limited access to accurate information, and low public interest in social issues. Some people may also not fully understand their rights or the rights of others. To increase awareness, schools can provide more education about human rights, media can share reliable information, and communities can organize campaigns and events that encourage people to learn about and respect human rights.

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Human rights violations continue because of discrimination, inequality, poverty, and the misuse of power. They can be reduced through stronger laws, equal opportunities, quality education, and greater public awareness. Governments, organizations, and individuals must work together to protect human rights and ensure justice for everyone.

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This module explores the vital connection between human rights and the digital world. We aim to enhance our students' media literacy and critical thinking skills. Students will collaborate on how information and media can be used responsibly to defend human rights, fight misinformation, and raise awareness about global issues on digital platforms.

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Create a colorful and inspiring poster for World eTwinning Day. Show happy students from different European countries working together around a big glowing eTwinning logo. Include symbols of friendship, peace, digital learning, sustainability, and life skills. Add laptops, books, green leaves, a globe, stars, and country flags. The background should be bright, modern, and hopeful, with blue and green colors. Add the text: “World eTwinning Day – Let’s Learn Together, Let’s Grow Together #skillsforlife”. Make it look professional, cheerful, and suitable for a school project poster.

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Education is the most powerful tool to promote human rights. In this part of our project, students will actively participate in peer-learning activities, workshops, and collaborative presentations. By raising awareness within our school communities and twin schools, we ensure that young generations become active defenders of human rights in their daily lives.

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This section addresses economic justice, fair working conditions, and employment rights as fundamental human rights. Students will research and discuss the importance of equal opportunities, fair wages, and non-discrimination in the workplace. Through creative common products, they will advocate for a just working environment for everyone.

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Here, we dive into the legal frameworks and political systems that guarantee human rights globally and locally. Students will analyze international treaties and the role of democratic institutions. This module encourages students to understand their civic duties, the importance of justice, and how political participation shapes human rights protection.

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Socioeconomic status directly impacts how individuals access their fundamental rights. In this module, our students will investigate global economic inequalities, poverty, and the right to standard living conditions (such as healthcare and housing). They will brainstorm collaborative solutions on how to support vulnerable groups and promote economic fairness.

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Human rights can only flourish in a society that respects diversity. This socio-cultural section allows our twin partners to share their cultural heritage while embracing universal human values. Students will work together to break down stereotypes, combat cultural discrimination, and promote social inclusion within an empathetic global community.