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The Right To Be Me Comparing "Rights" from Norway, United States and Italy From Norway
Roger Kvam and Stine Mari Reinkind
From Joakim Aalberg
From Sandra
From the United States From Tamara McCulloch
Hello from the United States!
From Italy
From Luca and Andrea
Hi friends!
I'm Manuela. I want to tell you something about my rights. What is a
right? In my opinion a right is norm which disciplines social
relationships.I think I have the rights of equality, of nutrition,
etc.Adults have different rights from children. For example they have the
rights of working, have a home, voting, etc. Sometime the adults don't
respect the children's right: for example when they abandon the baby or
when they make the children work. When my rights aren't respected I get
angry. I'd love to find a new right. For example I'd love listen to pop
music during the lessons but don't do this because I disturb the other
boys and girls. I wish a Merry Christmas to everybody.
In my opinion a right is a need of human being. Life without rights is
very bad.I think to have same rights as all other people.I think to have
the right to:
Hi, I'm Roberta, I am 12 years old and I live in Milan. I want write you
what means "rights" and what are this. A right is a group of lows that a
person must and can have and make. In my opinion a right is something that
I must have and every person must have
these. I think I have the rights to have a house, a family, go to school
and study, to
play, to eat, Adults have other rights as children: they must have a job,
they must vote, to be protected from state, from police, have a doctor.
Sometimes adults don't respect the children's right: for example when they
abandon the babes or when they oblige the children at work.
Hello!!!! I'm Silvia and I'm twelve years old.I live in Muggi on Milan in
Italy. In my opinion about rights is something due to all the people in
order to have a good life.I think I must have the right to have a home, a
family, to go to school, have friends. Adults have more rights than
children. For example they have the right to vote, to have a job and to
have a home. Sometimes adults don't respect the children's rights: for
example when they abandon the babies or when they send children to
work.
What are rights? In my opinion a right is a series of rules that help us
to integrate in a
society. I think I must have the right to: go to school, play, be
protected, and treated in case of illness. Adults have other rights as
children: they can vote, work. Sometimes adults don't respect the
children's rights: for example when they send children to work, instead of
school, or when they abandon babies etc.
THE RIGHTS
In my opinion a right means to be sure to have the possibility to do
something. I think I have the right to be respected, to learn and to go to
school, to eat and to be safe. Sometimes adults don't respect the
children's right, for example when they abandon a baby, when they oblige
the children to work, or when they don't listen the children's
necessities.
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