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A) what i already know is that everybody has human rights

b)What I learnt after watching the video and reading the “Declaration of Human Rights” is that within the international system, the main body tasked with protecting human rights is The UN Human Rights Council.

c) what I would like to know more about human rights is the history behind it.

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a) What did you already know?

I already know everyone has rights and freedom, but can't against the laws.

b) What did you learn after watching the video and reading the "Declaration of Human Rights?

After watching the video and reading the"Declaration of Human Rights", I learned more about human rights. I learned that all individuals are born free and equal in dignity and rights, including principles such as the right to life, liberty, and security; freedom from slavery and torture; etc.

c) What do you still wonder about?

I still wonder about where we can improve more.

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a) What did you already know?

I already knew that the Declaration of Human Rights are universal and inalienable, and it applies to every human being.

b) What did you learn after watching the video and reading the "Declaration of Human Rights"?

I learned that the Declaration of Human Rights was created in 1948 by the UN General Assembly. It includes 30 articles, could be classified into groups such as Freedom & Justice, Dignity & Equality...

c) What do you still wonder about?

I wonder if we are actually using and following the Declaration of Human Rights.

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I already knew that everybody should have the right to do something. For example in some countries people don't have the right to go to school and they should. I wonder sometimes if they are going to fix that, because all people should have rights.

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I already knew that human rights are equal to everybody, and the basis of the new nowadays international human rights law is The Un universal Declaration of Human Rights.

After watching the video, I learned that Human Rights are equal and same for everyone, also include indigenous people and minorities. It is not only for Europe but the whole world.

The question I still wondered about is "How can we work more about it?"

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a) Before watching the video and reading the "Declaration of Human Rights," I already knew about the basic ideas of human rights, like the right to life, freedom, and fairness for everyone.

b) After watching the video and reading the "Declaration of Human Rights," I learned more about why it was written and what rights it protects. I found out that it was made to ensure that everyone is treated fairly and with respect, no matter where they live or who they are.

c) I still wonder how we can make sure that human rights are always respected, especially in places where people don't follow them. And I'm curious about how we can keep improving human rights as the world changes, like the computer privacy right .

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a) I knew that nearly all human has a certain amount of rights.

b) From "Declaration of Human Rights" I noticed that human rights are almost inalienable and should be taken for granted.

c) I wonder why hasn't human rights apply to all countries yet.

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1. What did you already know?

I already knew that the human rights were drafted by a group of world leaders in 1948 straight after WW2 because a lot of atrocities had happened and the worlds population reduced a lot. I also knew
that the human rights were fundamental rights and freedoms that every person is entitled to, simply by the virtue of being a human. They are inherent to all individuals, regardless of nationality, ethnicity, religion, gender, or any other characteristic.

2. What did you learn after watching the video and reading the "Declaration of Human Rights?

That every human being is born free and is entitled to dignity and human rights no matter their financial status, their color or what they identify as. The speaker also mentioned that in many countries this treaty does not apply well and people are chased and tortured for their beliefs.

3. What do you still wonder about?

I wonder why all those written documents and legal rights don't apply still in 2024 to many countries in the globe

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I already knew that human rights are the same for everybody and it is important. After watching the video and reading about it, I've learned that the Declaration of Human Rights was drafted in between early 1947 and late 1948. In 1948, the United Nations agreed on something very important called the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It was put together by a group of people from different countries, with Eleanor Roosevelt leading the way. I wonder if these human rights are taken seriously at some countries.

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What did you already know?

I aleady know that all human beings have some rights to protect themselves.

What did you learn after watching the video and reading the "Declaration of Human Rights?

The human rights was signed by many countries after the world war II .I learned that many countries do not follow these human rights.

What do you still wonder about?

Why many people do not follow these right?

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Before the topic I did not know a lot of things just that people have to be equal and everyone should have the same rights.

After watching the video and reading about human rights I have learned that who ever it is should be treated like the other people. I don't wonder about anything right now anymore.

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1. I already knew that human rights are rights which every person despite race, color, or religion. Human rights belong to each and every one of us equally. There are 30 human rights.

2. I learned about some of the human rights and about their influence to people.

3. I am still wondering about the human rights that will exist in the future, because I think that there is no way we are not going to add more. I would like to find out what those rights would be.