Part
One — What are
Human Rights?
Purpose — To
give you a general understanding
of human rights, to introduce
the United Nations Universal
Declaration of Human
Rights and explain
where it came from and
to briefly look at the
state of human rights
in the world.
Section 1: What
are Human Rights?
1. Human means:
Having to do with or
belonging to people in
general.
2. Rights means:
Something you are allowed
to be. Something you
are allowed to do or
receive; a freedom to
do something.
3. Read the following
paragraph from What
are Human Rights?:
“Every person
is entitled to certain
rights — simply
by the fact that they
are a human being. They
are ‘rights’ because
they are things you are
allowed to be, to do
or to have. These rights
are there for your protection
against people who might
want to harm or hurt
you. They are also there
to help us get along
with each other and live
in peace. There are thirty
basic Human Rights and
we will explain them
in this booklet.”
4. Write
a paragraph or more
about what human rights
mean to you and why
they are important.
Include artwork such
as a photograph, drawing
or poem that demonstrates
a human right.
Send these in to tracie@scientology.net or
using regular mail
as covered here.

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