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Question: Which SDG's are in line with Amnesty international?

https://www.amnesty-international.be/nieuws/verenigde-staten-clinton-young-op-borgtocht-vrijgelaten

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"amnesty international" amnesty "human rights" documentary news explainer activism war guns shooting feminism feminist history refugees "asylum seekers" "dea...

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Amnesty International is a Nobel Peace Prize-winning grassroots activist organization with more than three million supporters, activists and volunteers who campaign for universal human rights from more than 150 countries. The organization investigates and exposes abuses, educates and mobilizes the public, and works to protect people wherever justice, freedom, truth and dignity are denied.

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Hun veranderen niet van klas wij wel

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de manieren van doen zijn anders

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Ze hebben ook 3 pauzes

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evenveel pauzes

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plezier hebben en veel dingen leren

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They don’t use iPads in there school

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sdg’s zijn doelen die de vn wilt halen voor een bepaalde tijd

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We start school before,the school is so big.Nederland is more modern than italy

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Dat ze het leuk hebben ze willen de stad zien cultuur zien

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We have 3 breaks

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We change classes, they don’t

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We speak different Language

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The school in Italië is much, bigger than the school in the Netherlands.

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Religious subject

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the teachers change classes

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They also eat outside

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we go with bikes mostly and they go with buses

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They go to school by bike or by tram everyday

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They go to school by bike or by tram everyday

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School: we start the lessons earlier in the morning, like at 8.15;
Culture: for example, we usually have dinner network 8pm and 10pm, sometimes even later.

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3 breaks

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That can begin a very good week

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we both have streetrats<3

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that its not going to be so cold like now

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That it will be fun and sociale

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3 breaks during the school day;

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We all have 3 breaks

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To learn English

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Learn other languages and visit new places

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meet new people

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They recycle plastic and paper

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Meet new people and learning, more about the culture

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I don't remember

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I think it will be fun and interesting to vistit the cities and the museums

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I don't know too much about it and I don't really know which the goals could be

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We can't choose what subject we want to do, we have specific subject everyday

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Try new type of food

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In Italy we have a parliamentary republic and in Netherlands there is a constitutional monarchy

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Sociale injustice

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Money

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Think of the right to life and the prohibition of torture, the right to protection of private life, the right to freedom from discrimination and the right to a fair trial.

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climate and social injusty

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Education, Right to have a fair trail

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The most important human right is probably the possibility to be free of doing whatever we want.

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What do you remember from the 'step' tour?

Try to explain the title 'Remix'. How dose it make sense?

 In the museum: Which artwork impresses you the most? Let us know why.

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This is only in dutch... Walk the west part of the brandgrens, chose two items and listen to them, aks you dutch buddy to translate. What do you think of it?
During the walk look for a building and make you own short story about it and take a picture to illustrate.

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The German attack on the Netherlands and on Rotterdam begins on 10th May 1940. Already early in the morning, the Germans conquer the military airbase Waalhaven and soon German water planes land near the "Maasbruggen", the bridges across the river Meuse. By lack of resistance the enemy can quickly take up its position on both sides of the Maasbruggen, which is very essential to its advance. The Dutch soldiers, with the exception of the Marine Corps based in Rotterdam, are under the command of colonel Scharroo. They are not able to recapture the Maasbruggen. Two efforts of the Navy to try doing so, using torpedo-boats and a torpedo-boat destroyer, are of no avail. In spite of the fact that some German units manage to keep their status quo on the northern bridgehead, the enemy cannot advance any further for the time being. The German and Dutch troops are firing at each other across the river Meuse.

Five days of combat

The time span of the German attack until the Dutch capitulation took up five stirring days. When it becomes clear that the Germans have the intention to further penetrate Holland from southern Rotterdam by crossing the Maasbruggen, the Marine Corps are given the assignment to prevent this. The Maasbruggen must be reconquered on the Germans and be blown up. It is during this futile battle that heroic marines develop into "black devils", who are supposed to have slaughtered frightened Germaaans with knives in man-to-man combats. Fact is that the marines, with little support, manage to stand firm at the Willemsbrug, because of their tough and persistent defence.

Air raids of 10th - 14th May

Between 10th and 14th May at least twenty airborne attacks are carried out on Rotterdam by the Luftwaffe (10), the Military Aviation (5) and the Royal Air Force (5). The number of casualties amongst the civilian population amounts to an estimated 850 to 950 people. On the 11th May around midnight a heavy bombardment is carried out by the Luftwaffe. Target is the barracks of police forces on the Westersingel and the shelter of soldiers on the Robert Fruinstraat. Among other things, the Schietbaanlaan is struck by some direct hits. There are 40 casualties. The Dutch armed forces lost in total 185 soldiers during those days in May in Rotterdam and surroundings because of bombardments and shootings. Of these perished soldiers, 33 of them belonged to the Royal Dutch Navy and 152 to the Royal Dutch Air force.

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The German attack on the Netherlands and on Rotterdam begins on 10th May 1940. Already early in the morning, the Germans conquer the military airbase Waalhaven and soon German water planes land near the "Maasbruggen", the bridges across the river Meuse.

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Work in groups of max 6 students. Walk this street and listen to the 6 stories. Take a look inside. Make 6 different picture of the most remarkable thing you can find within the store. Put your picture in a collage and post it here.

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Walk from 1 to 9

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It was fun because you had something to do

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It was too cold

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It was ok but to cold

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It was cool

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It was way to cold to be out there

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It was ok but way to cold

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Leuk en interessant

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Het was te koud

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Het was leuk alleen dat het sneeuwen was het minder leuk

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het was koud

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leuk maar we deden het voor de 2de x