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1. They are part of our daily lives.
2. To gain power over one another

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No.

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The right to do anything.

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1. Everyone
2. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is important because it protects everyone.
3. Human rights exist so they can protect all of us.
4. No, because some people want to destroy Human Rights.
5. Life back the with out Human Rights were bad and not fair because of the fact that you only got Human Rights if leaders liked you

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have your human rights ever been dis respected? if yes then what rights had been violated and how could you take action?

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Write your own definition in your own words about what you think human rights are and if these rights are being up held.

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What are human rights? A right is to have the privilege to be able to do something. Does everyone have these rights? Every single person in the world should have rights weather you're dark skinned , light skinned , a refugee or just an average person but as much as we would like to say these rights are being respected they aren't.

Questions
1. What are human rights?

2. Why do people violate these rights?

3.

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This image shows examples of different skin colour/different races in the world.

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Activity 1 Human rights video & Questions 

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Activity 1 Human rights video & Questions 

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Watch & answer questions

1.  Who does the Universal Declaration of Human Rights apply to?

2. Why is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights important to you?

3.  Why do human rights exist?

4. Do you think everyone follows the human rights? If not , why?

5. How do you think life was without human rights? Explain in a paragraph.

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What are the universal human rights? - Benedetta Berti

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-  3. The right to live
- 12. The right to privacy
- 15. The right to a nationality
-  7. We're all equal before the law
- 9. No unfair detainment