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Human Rights Violations

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Students write a definition of human rights and give examples of these rights. Ask the students, How would you feel if someone told you that they were going to decide what religion you were? What if you were arrested for having your own individual beliefs

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human rights, human rights violations, english language arts
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5th - Higher Ed
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English Language Arts
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