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“Which human right is the most important for you? Why?”
In my opinion...
"Everyone has the right to..."
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"Everyone has the right to..."
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"Everone has the right to..."
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"Everyone has the right to..."
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When was The Universal Declaration of Human Rights created?
1948
What is 'discrimination'?
 
to treat someone unfairly because they are different
 
to be treated the same as others
 
to be kind and value others
 
to be free and make your own choices
What is 'equality'?
 
to be treated the same as others
 
to be free and make your own choices
 
to be kind and value others
 
to treat someone unfairly because they are different
What is 'respect'?
 
to be kind and value others
 
to be treated the same as others
 
to treat someone unfairly because they are different
 
to be free and make your own choices
What is 'freedom'?
 
to be free and make your own choices
 
to be treated the same as others
 
to be kind and value others
 
to treat someone unfairly because they are different
We should not do anything if someone's rights are not respected (True or False)
False
The United Nations wrote The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (True or False)
True
Discriminating against someone is a way to protect human rights (True or False)
False
Human rights also mean we must respect other people (True or False)
True
Everyone has the right to go to school (True or False)
True
Only people in rich countries have human rights (True or False)
False
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was made after World War 2 (True or False)
True
Human rights only belong to adutls (True or false)
False
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