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Article 26. You have the right to go to school

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Article 26. You have the right to go to school

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As children, we have the right to go to school. We should be able to learn and be taught at a proper school. Nowadays, a lot of children are forced to work and they are forced to quit school. This is a pity.
You can read the whole article here: https://www.humanrights.com/course/lesson/articles-26-30/read-article-26.html

There is a song called "The Children's song" which can be listened below. It talks about the children's right and it has some very interesting vocbulary about the topic. Can you make a list of the new vocabulary that you have learnt?

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Did you know that article 18 of the Declaration of Human Rights is related to Gandhi?
He was a religious leader that fought for the Human Rights. Over the years there has been a lot of conflicts due to religious issues, and the Article 18 in many cases is not respected. We can think that this was something that happened in the past, but we couldn't be more wrong. Nowadays, there are almost every day conflicts due to religion. If you want to find more information about this you can visit the United Nations' webpage by clicking the image:

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OHCHR | Universal Declaration of Human Rights at 70: 30 Articles on 30 Articles - Article 18

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Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) says we all have the right to our own beliefs, to have a religion, have no religion, or to change it.

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We are all the same, despite our religion, sex, culture, skin colour... No one should make you feel less. Have you seen any person being discriminated? Speak up!!!

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We think this is a very important article, since every person on earth has the right to live, no matter their religion, sex or believes.
In Equity Human Rights Commission you can find more information about this Right! Clink on the image!

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The right to life means that nobody - including the government - can try to end your life. It also means the government should take appropriate steps to safeguard life.

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In the famous song Imagine, by John Lennon, it is said:
Imagine all the people
Livin' for today
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Imagine there's no countries
It isn't hard to do
Nothing to kill or die for
And no religion, too .

He talks about a better world where we all could live if we could repect each other. Do you want to hear the full song? Clink below!

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Article 17. You have the right to own things

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Article 17. You have the right to own things

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Do you have a mobile? And a bed? And books? And cloths? And toys? If you bring a book to school, can anyone steal it from you? Your things are yours, and nobody should be able to take them from you. In the Declaration of Human Rights it is recognised this right and we should profess it. Also, you have the right to have a house or somewhere to sleep in. However, sometimes this is difficult to achieve.

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Article 5. Nobody has the right to torture you

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Article 5. Nobody has the right to torture you

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This article seems very basic, but we can see violations of it almost every day. We can consider a torture both physical torture and psychological torture. What about domestic violence? This can also be seen as torture in some cases. The 8th March is considered the International Women's Day, where it is fought for the women's right.
Torture can be found anywhere and to anyone.

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Article 7. The law is the same for everyone.

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Article 7. The law is the same for everyone.

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In the Human Rights Articles it is stated that law should be applied in the same way to everyone. Nobody should be descriminated.