Period A - The Universal Declaration of Human Rights-For Kids! 

Everyone has the right to have an opinion

The right to be able to relax/rest and not be working 24/7 and you should get paid some holiday time.

THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS

By the Mr. Anderson's Period A Current Global Issues Class

Kid friendly text; include what it states and why it's important

Introduction

The Universal Declaration was adopted by the United Nations on December 10, 1948. This milestone document describes the 30 rights and freedoms that all humans should have. This comic book explains the meaning and importance of some of those rights. We hope you enjoy it!

Everyone is born free and equal in dignity with rights.

Everyone can have privacy; it is something that everyone should have.&nbsp;This includes at home, phone calls, writing letters, and more.

1 Everyone is able to live in a county that they want to&nbsp; 2 No one can be taken away from their nationality and can't be denied to change their nationality

Every human has the right to live, be free and be healthy

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