📚 Part 1: Understanding Human Rights

1. Which of these is a basic human right that everyone should have?

The right to education

The right to own expensive cars

The right to never work

The right to be famous

2. What does it mean when someone's human rights are denied?

They are treated unfairly and prevented from having basic needs met

They don't get everything they want

They have to follow rules

They disagree with someone

3. Which situations show denial of human rights? (Tick all that apply)

A child being refused school because of their disability

Someone not getting a job because of their race

Having to wait in a queue at the shops

Being denied clean water because you're poor

4. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) was created to:

List the rights that all people should have

Make laws for each country

Decide who can be a citizen

Control what people can say

✏️ Part 2: Rights and Responsibilities

5. Complete this sentence: With every human right comes a _______________.

With every human right comes a _________________.

6. Give one example of how someone's right to education might be denied in our community:

7. If you have the right to freedom of speech, what responsibility comes with it?

8. Explain in your own words why human rights are important for everyone:

9. Match each right with an example of the responsibility that comes with it:

Right to safety

Right to education

Right to fair treatment

Treat others fairly and equally

Don't harm others or put them in danger

Attend school and respect others' learning

10. Think about your school or local community. Describe one thing that could be done to better protect human rights: