4.2 – Final questions

1.Yes it’s necessary, it is the most suitable period for teaching them the basic rules ethical, moral, social and relationship related ones to those students.
2.16 years.
3.By going door to door, or by mutual efforts.By telling them educating them with basic concepts of relationships,gender equality, child labour and many more.
4.Free educational programs, free lunch for labour community,poors,where there poors are treated like kings and queens.
5.Yes ,i have served by educating people and charity based programs also distributing clothes so that they could also fell the same way as the the affording people experience.

1. I believe it is necessary to undertake human rights education programmes in schools. This is a very important topic that young people should be familiar with, they should be aware of their rights, because then they will be able to respect them in relation to other people and will not fall victim to their violation. This is the most appropriate age to begin shaping important values.
2. I think that children in primary school could start learning about human rights more deeply by participating in educational programmes. They would learn more about how to function properly in society. They would develop the values and beliefs acquired at home from family. They would strengthen the sense of responsibility for one’s own actions, respect for oneself and others, a sense of justice and self-esteem as well as for other people regardless of social, cultural, linguistic or religious differences. They would feel confident in promoting human rights right from the beginning of their education.
3. I am of the opinion that the implementation of human rights programmes in my community could start at school, for example. It would be worthwhile to talk to the teachers whether in our school you could e. g. at the parenting hour to discuss these issues. Perhaps teachers as project supervisors would be willing to lead a project with students with knowledge of human rights, which would consist in visiting institutions such as kindergartens, primary schools and talking to children, making them aware of their rights and making them reflect on them.

1. Yes in elementary school it should be necessary. Kids should learn about equality and rights.
2. 8-9 ideal. Things like that should learn when you are young enough. So they won’t we a bully in the future.
3. Workshops, inside/outside class activities and as a lesson.
4. At first they should know what society did to us because children born with no hate so they will realize it quickly. Then will learn gender equality, human rights, do not make any discrimination.

1.Do you think it is necessary to take human rights education programs at schools? If yes, why? If not, where else could these courses be offered?
Yes because first of all, all human should learn how to value one another.
2.Which do you think is the best age to start with human rights education programs?
10 and above
3.How could you implement human rights programs in your community?
Seminars or Webinars
4.What kind of human rights programs do you have in your organizations or communities? Examples are welcome.
Equal distribution of rights

Human rights education must first and foremost be taught and taught in school
The core values of “dignity, respect and responsibility” should be the driving force of the school.
Teachers can give life to human rights in the classroom through the examples they use, the questions they ask, through active discussions, critical thinking and reflection, through project-based activities and excursions. Teachers are challenged not only to learn about the content of human rights, but also to think about how to present human rights in a way that makes sense to and motivates students. One of the major challenges is not only to make human rights less abstract, but also to make students fall in love with the idea of human rights.

Do you think it is necessary to take human rights education programs at schools? If yes, why?
Yes, because the human rights are equal for all humans. Children and youth should know why we have them and they shouls know which rights are written down. It´s about their lifes and their opportunities. Human rights are a basic element concerning all of us.

Which do you think is the best age to start with human rights education programs?
We started with our youth in my youth work at about 16 – but that is not the ideal age in my opinion. We can´t work before, because our training starts with that age. I believe we should start earlier with 10 years. Because when starting earlier the human rights should become something normal, something we care about.

How could you implement human rights programs in your community? We are working with our youth about this topic. We found a play where we learned all the human rights and which one made clear what the consequences are if we loose some rights. Our experiences where really good, because youth take the human rights for granted and after playing that game (which was not so easy to understand, I recommend it starting with 14 years) they know how it feels if the human rights are not working for them. WE started a discussion and that brought us to children and youth all over the world who are not able to experience their rights.

What kind of human rights programs do you have in your organizations or communities? I don´t know about a special programme, because human rights are included in many of them.

Did you try out the activity that you developed yourself? Please share some results!
No, because at the moment I´m not working with youth in real (because of Covid 19)- but I will try it in the future when working with them again n reality.

1- I think that it’s very necessary to take human rights education at schools because it gives the necessary tools and knowledge to be aware of human rights and to feel our citizenship all over the time .
2- I believe the best age to start human rights education courses is at the primary school because pupils are the best learners and teachers ever and they could practice what they acquire in their daily life and transfer it to their parents.
3- There are two ways, I think they are the best : Firstly, to create human rights education clubs at primary schools and secondly to organize awareness campaigns in favor of youth either online or outdoors.
4- In my community we have human rights projects which are composed of capacity building activities , senbilising.. or citizenship club …
5- No yet because no outdoor activities now since we still obliged to respect procurations of covid-19.

1)human right education should be introduced at school level so as to instill the full significance of them at a early stage
2)the most preferred age is ten years
3)through one on one programs that seek to go to the affected areas I maybe able to implement human rights program
4)right to secure and healthy environment,right to life

Yes it’s necessary because kids should be informed and educated.
I think 10 years because they start to understand things.

Do you think it is necessary to take human rights education programs at schools? If yes, why? If not, where else could these courses be offered?
-Yes, of course. Children must be learn in early ages and build strong sense of human rights towards other people. Action speaks louder than wprds.

Which do you think is the best age to start with human rights education programs?
– I think 10 years group is good for understanding human rights.

How could you implement human rights programs in your community?
-I put a human right lesson in the school.

What kind of human rights programs do you have in your organizations or communities? Examples are welcome.
-We give students who cannot reach proper education free lessons. All the participants are volunteers in this project. Most of them university students.