About This Book
Free? Stories about Human Rights is an anthology of fourteen short stories, perfect for children aged 4-11, compiled by Amnesty International. Each story, penned by a different young adult author from various global backgrounds, delves into a specific aspect of human rights, such as freedom, education, asylum, or the right to practice one's faith. This collection serves as an excellent introduction to complex social justice issues, encouraging empathy and critical thinking. It's designed to spark conversations about fairness, liberty, and the diverse experiences of children worldwide, making abstract concepts relatable through engaging narratives.
An anthology of fourteen stories by young adult authors from around the world, on such themes as asylum, law, education, and faith, compiled in honor of the sixtieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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Discussion Prompts
1
Which story resonated with you the most and why?
2
What does 'freedom' mean to the characters in these stories? What does it mean to you?
3
If you could write your own story about a human right, which right would you choose and what would happen?
4
How do the characters in these stories show bravery or kindness?
5
What is one thing you learned about the world or about human rights from reading these stories?
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