Food is A Right Not A Privilege. A bold reminder that basic needs should never be conditional. Designed for every activist, equality supporter, and human rights advocate who chooses to speak through what they wear. This statement matters.

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Food is A Right Not A Privilege. A bold reminder that basic needs should never be conditional. Designed for every activist, equality supporter, and human rights advocate who chooses to speak through what they wear. This statement matters.
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#humanrightsawareness ceremony ….. Life is about excelling, and helping others along the way. Always trying to make the table bigger, there’s enough room for everybody!!!!! https://www.instagram.com/trimkid77/p/CXUAzl8PBt9/?utm_medium=tumblr
#humanrightsawareness ceremony ….. Life is about excelling, and helping others along the way. Always trying to make the table bigger, there’s enough room for everybody!!!!! https://www.instagram.com/p/CXUAtlpPzYK/?utm_medium=tumblr
#humanrightsawareness ceremony ….. Life is about excelling, and helping others along the way. Always trying to make the table bigger, there’s enough room for everybody!!!!! (at Tampa, Florida) https://www.instagram.com/p/CXUArH0vhn3/?utm_medium=tumblr
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Human Rights Day
Human Rights Day is observed every year on 10 December – the anniversary of the day the United Nations General Assembly adopted, in 1948, the ‘Universal Declaration of Human Rights.’
This is a milestone document declaring the rights which everyone is entitled to as a human being, regardless of race, colour, religion, sex, language, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status, including a right to education, a decent living, health care and a right to live free from any form of discrimination among others.
The Declaration sets out the importance of universal values and a shared standard of achievement for everyone in every country. Despite the efforts to protect human rights, we are all too aware that the hostility toward human rights and those who defend them, continues to rise.
2019 Theme: Youth Standing Up for Human Rights
After a year marked by the 30th anniversary celebrations of Convention of the Rights of the Child, which culminated on 20 November 2019, this year’s theme aims to spotlight the leadership role of youth as a source of inspiration for a better future.
The aim is to celebrate the potential of youth as constructive agents of change, amplify their voices, and engage a broad range of global audiences in the promotion and protection of rights.
Youth were selected because:
Young people look to participate in all decisions that have a direct and indirect impact upon their wellbeing. They want to be heard to inform more effective decision-making and achieve sustainable development;
Young people have always been major drivers of political, economic and social transformation. They are at the forefront of grassroots mobilisations for positive change and choose to bring fresh ideas and solutions for a better world. Young people can and do play a critical role in positive change;
Empowering youth to better know their rights will bring global benefits. Young people are often marginalised and encounter difficulties in accessing and enjoying their rights because of their age. Upholding their rights and empowering them to better know and claim them, will generate benefits globally.
The campaign is designed to encourage, bring together and showcase how young people (youth) all over the world stand up for rights and against racism, hate speech, bullying, discrimination, and climate change. It is important we bring people, communities and society together, no matter race, creed, religion, or religious persuasion.
My Conclusion
We’re all human, we’re all the same. What matters is we come together with our culture, our differences and work together to make ourselves better, and to make the world a better place, not just for us, but for future generations not yet born. We need to get it right.
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