Resources to support human rights education
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This reference material identifies tips and good practices to increase children and youth participation.
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This reference material identifies challenges related to gender equality faced by human rights educators and strategies to promote gender equality and women’s rights. Also available in English.
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A report documenting the religious landscape in Myanmar and practices related to religious freedom and peaceful interreligious relations.
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Accessibility is ensuring the ability for everyone, regardless of disability, to have access, use, and benefit from their environment. It means making sure that people with disabilities have access to the physical environment, transportation, information and communications and to other facilities and services that are open or provided to the public, on an equal basis with others. Accessibility means having the necessary conditions to reduce or eliminate the barriers that hinder the full and effective participation of persons with disabilities on an equal basis with others.
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Play it Fair! Day is a chance for the children and staff to join in activities that highlight positive values, children’s rights and participation through games and group discussions. It is also a good opportunity to promote your program by inviting parents, members of the community or local press to see what you are doing.
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Activité ayant pour objectif d’analyser la définition de la torture selon la Convention des Nations Unies contre la torture et autres peines ou traitements cruels, inhumains ou dégradants (CCT) afin d’en approfondir la compréhension.
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