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Human Rights Personal Charter

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Human Rights Personal Charter

Human rights symbols and diverse people

📖 Part 1: Understanding Human Rights

1. What does the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) protect?

Only adults' rights

Basic rights and freedoms for all people

Only citizens of certain countries

Rights for wealthy people only

2. Which of these are examples of human rights? (Check all that apply)

Right to education

Right to free speech

Right to own expensive cars

Right to safety and security

Right to be treated equally

3. Complete this sentence: A citizen's responsibility means...

Only thinking about yourself

Taking action to protect and support the rights of others

Following rules only when convenient

Ignoring problems in your community

4. From the UDHR text you read, write down one right that you found powerful or important:

One right I value is __________________________________ because

✏️ Part 2: My Personal Charter

Instructions: Create your personal charter by identifying the human rights you value most and the actions you will take to support them.

5. Right #1 - Complete the sentence stems below:

I value the right to ________________________________________

To support this right in my school, I will:

To support this right in my community, I will:

6. Right #2 - Complete the sentence stems below:

I value the right to ________________________________________

To support this right in my school, I will:

To support this right in my community, I will:

7. Right #3 - Complete the sentence stems below:

I value the right to ________________________________________

To support this right in my school, I will:

To support this right in my community, I will:

8. How does an individual model and demonstrate the rights and responsibilities of a citizen of the world?

🎨 Part 3: Found Poem Planning

Instructions: Select powerful words and phrases from the UDHR text to create your found poem. Remember: use only words from the text, no extra words added!

9. Write 10-15 powerful words or phrases from the UDHR text that stood out to you:
10. Which human right will your found poem focus on?

My poem will focus on the right to _________________________________

11. What feeling or message do you want your found poem to express?

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