Edublogs Challenge- Challenge 5
Official White House photo by Pete Souza
Human rights are extremely important when it comes to human beings’ lives. They make the world a better place to live and make life better. Without human rights, the world would have even more chaos than it does now. A very important human right is article 26 “everyone has the right to education.” Every child and adult deserves to have education. Many places around the world disobey the human right and don’t let people have proper education. I think that is very wrong and should be stopped because education for all is a human right.
Many places in the world follow the human right, while other places sadly don’t. In Pakistan, an amazing 16 year old girl named Malala Yousafzai stood up for girls rights to education. At the age of 13, she started standing up for girls who didn’t get education. During her protests she got shot in the head while she was at the Taliban. Luckily, she survived and then unfortunately went into a coma in which thankfully she came out of. Once she “woke-up” she wrote a book called “I Am Malala” talking about her story. She has become very, very inspirational and popular for MANY people. I think she is an amazing girl who should continue fighting for her rights and everyone else’s. I hope that her courage and outgoingness can rub off on everyone else in the world to make it a better, happier place.
In conclusion, all human rights are important. People in the U.S.A and many other places who follow The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, almost take human rights for granted. Without them, those places would be in terrible shape like Pakistan and other places in the Middle East. Luckily women, men, and children in the countries that completely follow the declaration of human rights, don’t have to suffer and don’t have as much unfairness like in the other countries. I am glad that Malala Yousafzai had enough courage to speak up and act so boldly. I think that everyone having the right to education is very important, and I hope that the countries who don’t follow article 26, will soon follow it for fairness.