Title: HuMaN rIgHtS
1HuMaN rIgHtS!
Our presentation is all about human rights. We
will be looking at young children around the
world who are involved in child labour and
looking at what the worldwide charity UNICEF are
doing to improve it.
2WhAt ArE hUmAn RiGhTs?
EqUaL
DiGnItY
All children have the right to an education, a
right to be free and live their lives before
adulthood. They shouldnt have to work to earn a
living, sadly thousands of young children around
the world dont have this freedom and thats why
we want to make people aware of the seriousness
of child labour.
FrEeDoM
RiGhTs
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4Why do children's rights need protection?
AtTeNtIoN
PeAcE
JuStIcE
EqUaLiTy
Every child and young adults under 18 have rights
and responsibilities. They are protected by the
united nations convention for the rights of a
child. Its been signed by every country in the
world, except the USA and Somalia.
SoLiDaRiTy
ToLeReNcE
SpEcIaL cArE
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6ChiLd LaBoUr
HAS 2 STOP!
Child labour is a huge problem throughout the
world, especially in developing countries. Africa
and Asia together account for over 90 percent of
total child employment. Child labour is
employment of children under the age of 18.
Working children are the objects of extreme
exploitation in terms of toiling for long hours
for minimal pay. Their work conditions are
especially severe, often not providing the
stimulation for proper physical and mental
development. Many of these children endure lives
of pure deprivation.
7NoW lOoK aT tHeSe PiCtUrEs
AnD aSk YoUrSeLf
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Is It RiGhT
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11UnIcEf!
- What is UNICEF?
- Unicef stands for the United Nations Childrens
Fund, it looks after the needs of poor children
and mothers in developing countries around the
worlds. - It works with local communities and governments
in more than 160 countries to help every child
reach their full potential. - Unicef was created in December 1946.
- Some of Unicefs celebrity supporters are
- Manchester United FC
- Robbie Williams
- Roger Moore
12Presentation By
Vicky
Jodie
Kayley