1. When did we decide to need them? Who needs them? What are they?

5.  Approximately 16.5 million deaths in ww1  21 million casualties  Traumatised from war  Emotionally  Physically  Spiritually  Families torn apart  Conscription!!

6.  50-70 million fatalities  Nearly all the worlds nations suffered  Holocaust 11-17 million people were killed including:  Jewish People  Homosexuals  People with disabilities  Jehovah’s witnesses

10.  The world said.... THAT IS ENOUGH.  Written in 1948 as a direct reaction of ww2

11.  You tell me!  Research Task: you are to work in groups of 2-3 and choose 20 from the 30 articles in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.  You are to explain in your own words: - What it means - Why you think it is important - And how you think it relates to your own life experience. - - which countries have signed the document?

12.  Then you are to swap groups (work with people you haven’t worked with) and give the articles in the Document a TOP 10 ranking. - This means that you have to choose them carefully, considering what might be most important.